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- National headlines warn of a hot, dry summer as El Niño strengthens into 2027, but the implications for Cape wine farms are more nuanced. El Niño’s strongest rainfall effects occur in South Africa’s summer-rainfall regions, while the Western Cape receives most of its rain in winter. For growers the key concerns are heat, rising vine water demand and the amount of water available as the season begins.
- Benfotiamine (B1), Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA), and Niacin/Nicotinamide (B3) are commonly taken together to support better blood sugar control and insulin sensitivity, protect nerves (especially in diabetic neuropathy), boost energy production and mitochondrial function, and provide antioxidant and anti-aging benefits.
- Food is a daily necessity, making the sector particularly vulnerable to illicit trade. In South Africa the issue goes beyond counterfeit products to include illegal imports, adulterated or mislabelled food, expired products, and goods produced outside regulated facilities.
- One of our top priorities is to provide a professional platform where people in farming and agriculture can share their perspectives and add value. We see so much potential in our women and youth.
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