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Mangoes production in decline due to cold weather
 
South America has just known several cold temperatures which are going to make some losses on the agricultural production.

Wolmark klim
 
Die wolmark het stewig op vandeesweek se veiling vertoon, die tweede van die nuwe seisoen, en Cape Wools se aanwyser het met 0,9% verstewig tot R58,26/kg (skoon).teenoor die vorige veiling van twee weke gelede.

'Regering moet biobedryf steun'
 
‘n Gunstige regeringsbeleid is die deurslaggewende faktor wat die haalbaarheid van enige biobrandstofbedryf bepaal, sê mnr. Peter Baily, ‘n bio-energiekenner wat al 30 jaar met internasionale energie-projekte gemoeid is.

Decanter News
 
New York harvest earlier, larger than 2009.

The vintage which could make Robert Parker even more influential on Luxury Rhone Valley Wines
 
(Drinks Media Wire). It has been traditionally considered that the famous american wine critic Robert Parker was essentially influential on Bordeaux wines and more specifically on first growths. His current visit in Rhone Valley, for mainly tasting the 2009s, may build a stronger image of his name in a near future not only as a Bordeaux specialist but also as a Rhone Valley specialist.

Food crisis and the global land grab
 
Africa: up for grabs.

Agriculture Business Chamber Newsletter
 
2 September 2010.

Hortgro Packhouse Action Group
 
Post harvest disease management workshop.

‘Unique’ rapid egg cooling system to cut salmonella risk, extend shelf life
 
A rapid egg cooling system that uses carbon dioxide to create a thin layer of ice on the inside of the shell would cut salmonella illnesses and significantly extend product shelf life, said the US scientist spearheading the development.

NZ citrus focuses on export profits
 
Peak body New Zealand Citrus Growers Inc’s annual conference today is expected to focus on the profitability of export markets

NZ: Wine sector hard hit by grape glut, recession
 
Eroding profits for vineyard and winery owners show the impacts of grape oversupply and global recession are "hitting hard'', says Agriculture Minister David Carter.

AgriworldSA e-Nuusbrief/e-Newsletter
 
September 2010.

Soweto Wine Festival Promises Glamour And Glitz
 
The 2010 Soweto Wine Festival, happening on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th September 2010, is being hailed as the "Bumper Issue" of all wine festivals.

Druiweboere span saam
 
Druiweprodusente gaan beter bediening kry wanneer twee bedrywe in die Noord-Kaap kragte saamspan om volhoubaarheid en winsgewendheid van beide die wyn- en rosynebedrywe in die Benede Oranjeriviergebied te bevorder.

Biodegradable and compostable food packaging overview
 
By Rory Harrington, 24-Aug-2010. Shifting opinions on sustainability means that biodegradable and compostable plastics are no longer seen as destined to replace all traditional packaging – but are now viewed as one option among many, according to a new report by industry experts.

Criteria For Good Environmental Status
 
EU - The European Commission has adopted a decision outlining the criteria necessary to achieve good environmental status for Europe's seas.

Cork popped on EU-Australia wine labelling deal
 
A two-year-old agreement between the European Union and Australia over wine labelling finally comes into force next month and means Australia will soon no longer be able to call its sparkling wine "Champagne".

Is genetically altered fish OK? FDA to decide
 
U.S. health officials are set to rule on whether a faster-growing, genetically engineered fish is safe to eat in a decision that could deliver the first altered animal food to consumers' dinner plates.

Ecostake Newsletter
 
September 2010.

Zim: Ban on SA chickens hurt revenues - retailer
 
One of Zimbabwe's leading retailers has become the first to report that it had been negatively impacted by a government ban on the import of poultry and milk products to protect struggling domestic industries.

Industry Information
 
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