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The new minister of Trade, Industry and Competition is largely unknown, and many people will be keen to find out what kind of policy direction he is likely to take. Therefore we spoke to some colleagues to find out more about Parks Tau, and the opinions were interesting. You can read our profile in our Closer Look.
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At the end of it all, balanced imports and exports remain the cornerstone for good trade relations, flourishing economy and above all food security.
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Our other podcast this week could not be more different - an interview with one of our energetic Disruptors who is using technology and innovation to change the whole poultry value chain. It is an inspiring interview and great fun - we really suggest you give it a listen.
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We also have another lively and opinionated Insider Perspective from Glen MacAlister, who certainly does not mince his words! And our weekly Poultry Analysis carries the usual variety of information.
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Poultry Analysis - 3 July 2024
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Main items of news this week: Chicken prices surge, The future of Rainbow Chickens; Reaction to a court judgement
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A Closer Look - July 2024
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The Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (DTIC) can almost be called a ‘silent ministry’.
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Insider Perspective - June
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The challenges over the last 24 months in the poultry industry have been immense and the fact that so many companies are still standing is a miracle and shows that South African businesses are a resilient bunch
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