by Vinpro | 20 Feb, 2019 | News
The South African wine and brandy industry welcomes the inflationary increase in excise duties announced by Government on 20 February 2019, says Vinpro, the representative body for the South African wine and grape industries. During the annual National Budget Speech,...
by Bianca Capazorio | 15 Feb, 2019 | Development and Transformation, News
Minister of Economic Opportunities, Beverley Schäfer yesterday released the results of an independent evaluation done to determine the success of agricultural land reform projects in the province which receive support from the Department of Agriculture. The study,...
by Anton Pretorius | 11 Feb, 2019 | Lifestyle, News, Viticulture research
This local breakthrough tannin innovation is a huge potential game changer in the wine industry, given that the locally produced tannins contains unique antioxidants and polyphenols. It not only preserves, protects and enhances all wine, it also has the...
by Isabeau Botha | 8 Feb, 2019 | Lifestyle, News
The viticulturist Prof Piet Goussard was honoured with the iconic 1659 medal of honour on Thursday 7 February 2019 at the annual Wine Harvest Commemorative Event at the historic Groot Constantia Estate. According to Dr Ernest Messina, Chairperson of Groot Constantia,...
by Ilan Solomons | 7 Feb, 2019 | News
Milwaukee power tools and Stabila laser measurers have played an integral role in assisting sub-contractor FE Shelv & Rack complete a storage-extension project at the Heineken brewery in the Kliprivier Business Park in Midvaal for main contractor Universal Storage...
by Chenin Blanc International Conference | 6 Feb, 2019 | Lifestyle, News
The first-ever Chenin Blanc International Congress will take place in Angers, France from 1-3 July 2019. This first edition is co-organised by the Chenin Academy and Destination Angers in partnership with Interloire, the Wine Federation of Anjou Saumur, the...
by Bianca Capazorio | News, Production
The Department of Economic Development and Tourism (DEDAT)’s Agri-Processing Support Program has helped small businesses in the province grow their sales. profitability, increase cash flow and create new jobs. At the end of 2017, 22 SMEs were selected to be...
by Anton Pretorius | Blog, Lifestyle, News, Wineland
READY. STEADY. HARVEST! It’s that time of year again! Our #MyTrosIsMyTrots competition gives you the opportunity to show off your vineyards and grapes during the 2019 harvest. Take part, and WIN BIG! STEP 1: Take a photo, selfie or video of your 2019-harvest...
by Feed That Bird | 4 Feb, 2019 | Lifestyle, News
Driven by a mandate to affect real change, Stellenbosch Wine Routes today officially introduced Tasting Stellenbosch, which will be upskilling the community by providing hospitality training. This member organisation is chaired by well-known Stellenbosch chefs, Chef...
by Annie Da Silva | Lifestyle, News
Experts predict that advances in science and technology will keep farmers and agriculture professionals on their toes. By 2020 there will be an even higher demand for skilled people in the agricultural sector, with top careers including technologists, hydrologists,...
by Tim Hearden (Western Farm Press) | Lifestyle, News
Changes in consumer attitudes, more competition among drink choices, a sudden global glut of grapes and increases in production costs have cast some clouds over the U.S. wine industry that has grown accustomed to sunny outlooks over the last few decades. The U.S. wine...
by Nicolette Waterford | Lifestyle, News
Congenial venue. Up to date equipment. Professional support. Three elements that are essential for young people to study, discover, absorb while reaching required academic standards and attain their development potential. These factors are now available to both the...
