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SA agriculture exports remain rooted in EU

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By Ed Richardson Verified
| Freight News
While new export markets are being developed for South African agriculture in Asia, the Middle East and Africa, Europe remains one of the most valuable export markets. According to Agricultural Business Chamber (Agbiz) chief economist Wandile Sihlobo, in the first quarter of 2026, the European Union (EU) was SA’s second-largest agricultural market after the African continent, accounting for 26% of exports.
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SA is EU’s biggest trading partner in SSA

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By Ed Richardson Verified
| Freight News
South Africa and the European Union (EU) are true trade partners, with the greatest parity between exports and imports of all SA’s trading partners. South Africa is the EU’s biggest trading partner in sub-Saharan Africa, with €46 billion (R880bn) of total trade in goods in 2025, according to European Commission figures. EU Ambassador to SA, Sandra Kramer, describes Europe as SA’s largest trading and investment partner.
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Decarbonisation vital for market access

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By Ed Richardson Verified
| Freight News
The EU’s carbon border taxes, known as CBAM, are set to raise costs for South African exporters in carbon-intensive sectors such as steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, electricity, ammonia and hydrogen. “South Africa is emerging as a carbon outlier in the EU’s metals supply chain.
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