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Citrus exports poised for growth as cold chain resilience underpins 2026 outlook
By Eamonn Ryan South Africa’s citrus industry is heading into the 2026 export season with cautious optimism, but the real story lies beyond the orchards. As global uncertainty continues to…
This is not a fuel price hike – the Iran conflict is exposing the fragility of South Africa’s diesel-dependent logistics system
By Dr Ernst van Biljon, head lecturer, Supply Chain Management, IMM Graduate School The current volatility in petrol and diesel prices in South Africa cannot be understood in isolation –…
Cape manufacturer hits solar milestone, powers operations and feeds grid
Serco’s Cape Town manufacturing facility has reached a significant clean energy milestone, operating fully on solar power throughout the summer and generating more electricity than it consumes. Post Views: 359
Warehouses at the crossroads: rethinking cold storage for the future of retail
For decades, warehouses across much of Africa were treated as necessary but unremarkable infrastructure – functional cost centres tucked away from strategic decision-making. But that era is ending. Post Views:…
From cold storage to energy hub
By Eamonn Ryan District heating, electrification and industrial energy reuse. Post Views: 364
Enhancing mobile maintenance for Africa’s cold chain and agriculture
Reliable maintenance of cold storage and agricultural infrastructure is critical for both food security and operational efficiency in Africa. Post Views: 368