It’s well known for its taste for international wines, but China’s domestic scene is growing too. In a different country, China’s wine industry might be a house of cards. But China’s government seems committed to it, and that makes all the difference. 

Peruvian produce company Camposol says that the country’s total avocado exports to the Chinese market have almost tripled this season.

U.S. farmers finishing their harvests are facing a big problem - where to put the mountain of grain they cannot sell to Chinese buyers.

As the first China International Import Expo (CIIE) held in Shanghai this last week comes to an end, attention turns to the South African beef industry, one of the clear winners of increased favourable relations between China and South Africa.

Over the next four years, the economic giant is predicted to overtake France and the United Kingdom to become the world's second-largest market for wine, behind the United States.

South Africa’s wool industry is on tenterhooks as exporters seek clarity on a Chinese ban on imports of the fiber following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease earlier this year in the world’s second-biggest producer.

More than 50 African countries took part in the first China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo in China in June, hoping to tap into the massive Chinese market.

Nog nooit het 'n pandemie die wereld en sy mense so platgeslaan in die 20 ste eeu, soos die Covid 19 nie-  Die wereld het reeds verander- en of die mens gaan aanpas by die nuwe denke en leefwyse gaan ons moet sien.- En daar is eintlik nie 'n ander keuse nie.

With pork the most popular protein on Chinese tables, pig breeding can be very profitable with gross margins rising above 30% for some producers when there’s a shortage, driving farmers to expand capacity.

On the southern outskirts of Ezhou, a city in central China’s Hubei province, a giant apartment-style building overlooks the main road.

Beneficial rainfall as the calendar flipped to a new year improved a still-dire moisture situation in some areas where winter wheat is grown.

The signing of a new phytosanitary agreement between Zimbabwe and China at the Forum on China-Africa Coperation (FOCAC) in Beijing marks a significant achievement as Zimbabwean avocados can now enter the Chinese market for the first time.

China and South Africa have signed a framework trade agreement that will grant South African exports, including wine, zero tariffs across all product categories once the deal takes effect.