York Timber reports loss after strikes hurt sales

The embattled sugar-producer is doing a strategic review as it battles high debt levels, saying on Friday ‘certain practices” had come to light

Limited buying resumes after the two countries agreed to a trade truce on December 1

Shares in the group closed 20.41% lower at R37.01 on Friday afternoon. In September 2014, it rose above the R170 mark

A consortium called Milco is offering the SA food producer’s shareholders R25 per share

As little as 60% of available land was planted this season and those crops are being threatened by heat stress, Grain SA warns

SA Poultry Association says cheap imports from Brazil are hurting the local industry and costing jobs

SA Poultry Association says more people can be employed with right support measures from the government and curbing of imports

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development says food imports from Denmark will drop by about 24% if the UK exits the EU without a deal

John Gavin Hudson will spearhead group strategic review, the sugar producer says

Local chicken producers have applied for an increase in a bid to rescue their industry

TWK Investments is in talks to buy an 11,000ha forest in Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal

Storage subsidiary Wesgraan has already received 88% more wheat than in the past year

US farm sector stockpiles Chinese chemicals before scheduled tariffs

The Karan family accepted a R5.2bn offer from the PIC over a R6bn offer from Chinese investors who wanted to export all of its meat