Tomorrow, 6 November, Grain SA’s interdict application concerning the JSE’s soybean reference-point decision is scheduled to be heard. Why does…
Tomorrow, 6 November, Grain SA’s interdict application concerning the JSE’s soybean reference-point decision is scheduled to be heard.
Why does this matter?
🌱 Farmers: Fair pricing supports farm income and investment in the next crop.
🛒 Consumers: Lower prices paid to farmers do not automatically mean cheaper food.
🚛 The value chain: Pricing that reflects actual commodity movements supports efficient trade and fair competition.
We welcome the support of Agri SA TLU SA and AFASA . The hearing concerns interim relief; the separate review continues.





























