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9 provinces, 9 unique seats at the table
A seat at the table. No matter where you live, or where you are going, there is a seat at the table waiting to show you that South Africa truly inspires new ways.
By SA Wine Industry · 5 min read
Movement of seasonal wine & fruit workers between metropoles/provinces allowed
Note that persons who were not at their place of residence before lockdown and could not travel between provinces, districts or metros will be allowed on a once
By SA Wine Industry · 3 min read
All provinces will move to level 3 on 1 June 2020
While South Africans are still awaiting the official regulations pertaining to alert level 3 of the COVID-19 Risk Adjusted Strategy to be announced and publishe
By SA Wine Industry · 1 min read
Seizing opportunities in Canada
Wosa market manager for Canada Laurel Keenan talks to WineLand about “cult Chenin”, the role of somms and other opportunities in this growing market.
By Edo Heyns · 3 min read
What's up in Gauteng?
Producers need to spend time in Gauteng to engage, listen to and understand wine consumers. Wanda Augustyn talks to wine expert Michael Fridjhon about consumers in the north.
By Wanda Augustyn · 5 min read
Agriculture drives Western Cape jobs gains
Jobs in the Western Cape’s agriculture sector have increased by 17%, according to the latest figures from Statistics South Africa bringing the unemployment rate
By Doronae · 2 min read
Market Watch- Curious Canadians
Canadian wine consumers enjoy experimenting, especially with various wine styles. With white wines gaining ever more momentum, it’s time for South African produ
By Carlin Cloete · 7 min read
A bridge (not) too far
Canada and the USA are two of the biggest countries in the world, so it’s no wonder they’re attractive export markets for Brand SA. Trade legislation, particula
By Carlin Cloete · 8 min read
Maple leaf monopoly
Canada is famous for its hospitality, but it can be rough going for wine exporters. That may have something to do with Canada being a monopoly that isn’t a mono
By Carlin Cloete · 6 min read
The Power of One
A “Leader of the Pack” is defined as someone that is spearheading a project, an organization or even a country.
By Bernard Mocke · 11 min read
Premium-isation - the way to go
Although wine consumption grew more than beer consumption in 2016, the economic outlook and ongoing pressure on consumer income growth may undermine further pre
By Carlin Cloete · 7 min read
