The outbreak of COVID-19 and measures announced to contain its spread has impacted all of us in
almost every way imaginable. The outbreak is considered a “black swan” phenomenon: entirely
unexpected, and completely unpredictable.
There is increasing concern whether there will be sufficient food supplies at affordable prices
for Southern Africa during and following the containment period.
In this regard, BFAP will
provide continuous updates of the direct and indirect impacts on South Africa’s food system.
This report explores food inflation dynamics and its underlying causes for the month of August.
Published 3 weeks ago
This brief considers the current status of grain trade and the shifts in pome fruit exports as EU tariffs on imports impact the destination of choice for SA exporters. It also presents a view on how the import of agricultural inputs have been affected by the pandemic.
Published 3 weeks ago
This brief considers the current status of grain trade and the year to date exports of citrus produce. It also presents a high-level view on South African agricultural imports, the largest contributors to the growth in value when comparing the first seven months of 2020 with the first seven months of 2019 and highlights how different industries were impacted by Covid-19.
Published 1 month ago
In this report we explore food price inflation in July 2020.
Published 1 month ago
Source: Esri COVID-19 Overview