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SA’s agricultural exports may soften this year from the record R240 billion in 2022

South Africa’s agricultural export earnings are likely to soften this year from the 2022 record. The lower commodity prices, ongoing restrictions to exports of some livestock products because of the foot-andmouth disease, and the stringent regulations of the citrus black spot disease in the EU market are among some of the factors that are likely to result in lower export earnings.

While South Africa’s agricultural exports have remained relatively solid in the first few

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