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Stronger harvests and smoother logistics lift South Africa’s agri exports
South Africa’s agricultural sector posted another strong quarter, with export earnings climbing 13% in Q3 2025 on the back of larger harvests and firmer global commodity prices. Post Views: 348
Platform aims to cut costs and delays at Port of Cape Town
By Eamonn Ryan The Western Cape Government is prioritising the development of a globally competitive logistics ecosystem to stimulate economic growth and job creation in the province, Freight News reports.…
What is SEP?
By Eugene le Roux, FSAIRAC, and Eamonn Ryan To summarise it simply, Systems Engineering Process (SEP) is a disciplined, top-down approach to engineering design and development. Post Views: 173
Misleading energy claims in comparison between ammonia and CO2 refrigeration systems
By Sandro Biccari of Marine & Refrigeration Engineering (MRE) There has been a recent surge in misleading statements that carbon dioxide (CO2) is more efficient than ammonia (NH3) and Freon…
Future outlook and industry implications (Part 4)
By Eamonn Ryan The GCCA Africa Cold Chain Conference held in Cape Town featured a panel discussion focused on citrus export and cold chain logistics. The panel consisted of four…
Upcoming forklift and port-handling upgrades promise stronger support for SA’s cold chain
Efficient materials handling is a critical pillar of South Africa’s cold chain, where reliable forklifts, reach stackers and container-handling solutions ensure that temperature-sensitive goods move seamlessly through warehouses, distribution centres,…