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International Trade News

    Standard Bank and SACCI launch export readiness programme for KZN SMEs

    Kwa-Zulu Natal, South Africa – 30 June 2025: Despite KwaZulu-Natal’s (KZN’s) strategic advantages as a trade hub, many of the province’s small and medium enterprises...

    Importance of US market for South African produce – PPECB

    By Diane Silcock AS the 9th of July United States (US) export tariff deadline looms, with the possible imposition on South Africa of a 30%...

    US tariffs 2025: 31% blow to South African exports

    By Chris Hattingh Over the course of the first five months of 2025, United States (US) President Donald Trump and his administration have worked –...

    City shares highlights and opportunities of Cape Town’s economy with top global diplomats

    The City’s Economic Growth Directorate, joined by its Energy counterpart, has held its annual event with a host of consul-generals representing countries across the...

    The agricultural sector can overcome the impact of potential AGOA exit

    By Meluleki Nzimande & Megan Jarvis, Partners at Webber Wentzel THE hostile disposition of US President Donald Trump towards South Africa raises serious concerns about...

    Trump’s tariffs and AGOA uncertainty: What African supply chain managers need to know

    President Donald Trump’s return to the White House has been accompanied by aggressive trade policies. Expanded tariffs on Chinese imports, universal import levies and...

    Credit Guarantee Insurance Corporation: Leading the way in domestic and international trade credit insurance

    IN today’s fast-paced global economy, businesses face an ever-evolving landscape of risks, especially when it comes to trade credit. As companies navigate economic uncertainty, supply...

    Global Trade Shift: South Africa’s historic opportunity

    Seizing the global trade shift with critical infrastructure reforms By Chris Hattingh THE world is entering a period of economic turbulence, driven by shifting trade policies...

    naamsa responds to the United States tariff announcement

    The Automotive Business Council has expressed concern over the recent announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump introducing additional tariffs on all imported products under...

    Significant trade disruption to be expected as a result of new US tariffs

    Mr Jacques Moolman, President of the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry South African can expect significant trade disruption resulting from the new US tariffs...

    International Trade News

    International trade news on Cape Business News (CBN) covers topics related to import-export dynamics, trade policies, and market access. CBN provides insights into tariffs, trade agreements, and logistics that influence South Africa’s role in global commerce. This sector’s news helps businesses navigate complex international trade environments, offering updates that inform strategic decisions for market expansion and compliance.

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    Strategic co-location of IFAT Africa and analytica Lab Africa to boost...

    IFAT Africa and analytica Lab Africa will be co-located at the Gallagher Convention Centre this year to optimise the synergies across the laboratories, science...

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