The recent tariff increases implemented by the US on South Africa and globally have sparked numerous inquiries about how to adapt to this new reality and what potential opportunities may arise.

South Africa is facing a 10% common import tariff along with an additional 30% reciprocal tariff due to its trade surplus with the US. On the other hand, the country applies a 7.6% tariff on goods coming from the US, along with an additional 8.5% tariff specifically for agricultural imports...

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