Latest news from the CGA
By Justin Chadwick
Symposium postponement and research presentation, cyber-attacks, and the most recent packed and shipped figures. Read More »Latest news from the CGA
By Justin Chadwick
Symposium postponement and research presentation, cyber-attacks, and the most recent packed and shipped figures. Read More »Latest news from the CGA
By SAQCC Gas
The South African Qualification and Certification Committee (SAQCC Gas) is calling on all non-compliant practitioners to register or face the full might of the law.Read More »Registration of persons working on gas matters
By Lizelle van der Berg, director – GCCA South Africa
The African Continental Free Trade Agreement is the biggest free trade agreement globally since the formation of the World Trade Organisation.Read More »African Continental Free Trade Agreement and the cold chain industry
By John Ackermann
It all started in 2001 as a small service workshop for all makes of transport refrigeration units and was founded by Desmond Branford who remains involved as chief executive officer. Read More »Cool-Tranz notches up 20 years
By Jan Lievens
In my previous article, I promised to delve a bit deeper into what humidity really is… so, here goes – for once a rather scientific article.Read More »Humidity explained
By Andrew Perks
These days with the requirement for safety audits for hazardous plants, the need to assist clients to identify non-compliance is paramount. Read More »Ammonia refrigeration plants – SANS 10147 Compliant issues
By Henk Mac Donald, General Manager at HC Engineering Solutions
A new blueberry facility at the Ambrosia Citrus Estate, located in Hoedspruit, Limpopo Province, was the latest addition to this operation owing to growing demand for this product.Read More »Blueberries: The superfood of choice
By Benjamin Brits
The process involved in ensuring all food products are safe for consumption is a complex one and relies on a lot more than what meets the eye, with multiple layers of considerations and regulations.Read More »Food safety – protection of the consumer always top of mind
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said that a port masterplan had already been developed and was undergoing consultations. Transnet said that the cost of this expansion would be over a 10-year period. Read More »Durban port expansion’s R100-billion investment to boost export possibilities
The last week of July saw Transnet’s systems across South Africa disrupted by a cyber-attack forcing authorities to revert to a manual processes where possible. Read More »SA exports face cyber security troubles