
Tongaat Hulett and Gledhow Sugar mill defaults cost growers R1 billion, dropping revenue by 8%
SA Canegrowers raises red flag on defaulting millers

SA Canegrowers raises red flag on defaulting millers

Colleen Dardagan With thousands of hectares of high-yielding sugarcane under water on the Umfolozi Flats, sugarcane growers are turning to

Named for the Christ child by South American fishermen because of the warming of the Pacific Ocean surface waters off Chile, usually in December, El Niño – which brings much drier conditions than its counterpart La Niña – is predicted to make its appearance later this year, with dire warnings of soaring temperatures, and reduced rainfall in Southern Africa.

Press Statement by Andrew Russell, Chairman of SA Canegrowers March 22, 2023 SA Canegrowers notes with grave concern the announcement

SA Canegrowers welcomes sugar tax relief

Press Statement by Andrew Russell Chairman SA Canegrowers February 20, 2023 SA Canegrowers has written to the chairperson of Parliament’s

Press Statement by Andrew Russell Chairperson at SA Canegrowers 8 February 2023 SA Canegrowers welcomes the disbursement of more than

Press Statement by Andrew Russell Chairman SA Canegrowers February 1, 2023 National Treasury has missed the 30-day legislative deadline to

Press statement by Andrew Russell Chairperson at SA Canegrowers 26 January 2023 Data compiled by SA Canegrowers shows that the

SA Canegrowers has made a submission to the National Treasury calling on Minister Enoch Godongwana to not only suspend the

Press statement by Andrew Russell Chairperson at SA Canegrowers This week, the National Council of Provinces is taking Parliament to

Sugar group, Tongaat Hulett’s mothballed Darnall Mill