“Lithium is at the top of our list.” – Thula Dlamini, TPT managing director for Richards Bay Terminals.
Trump is getting to know the bond market and his tariff pushes are expected to follow the yield curve.
Xagta CEO Donald MacKay said the Trump tariffs had effectively ended the African Growth and Opportunity Act.
This sudden surge has placed added pressure on logistics networks, port operations and raw material procurement.
Sati expects table grape yields to increase further as more vineyards are replaced with higher-yielding cultivars.
Many major carriers are drastically cutting back on Transpacific routes.
US importers are hesitant to ship from Asia without knowing what new US tariffs will hit them once they clear their goods.
Tariff uncertainty will lead to retailers relying on existing built-up inventories before they stock up again.
Automotive exports constitute 25% of Agoa-enabled trade. – Dr Martin Cameron, MD of Trade Advisory.
The Agbiz economist said South Africa's membership in the bloc remained crucial in relation to Brics+.
The downturn was sparked by last Wednesday's ‘reciprocal tariff’ announcements by the US on some 60 countries.
“We’re developing dedicated handling lanes for meat, fresh produce, and flowers.” – KQ Cargo.
