Farmer's Weekly

South Africa's agricultural trade strategy in an increasingly fractured world

In a world increasingly fractured by the ongoing wars, growing geopolitical tensions, and divisions on alignments to these tensions, South Africa's government and business must continuously work to open new export markets and diversify from the long-existing ones to spread the risks should the tensions be prolonged.

While this applies to most exporting industries in the South African economy, it is particularly relevant for the strongly export-oriented agricultural sector.

South Africa's relationship with the long-existing

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