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We endeavour to update Directly Affected Groups (DAG’s) on developments around approvals and publication of decisions of the Minister in respect of the provisions of the Marketing of Agricultural Products (MAP) Act, No. 47 of 1996.
Agricultural Industry Trusts in 2024 showed resilience, with combined assets rising by approximately R83 million to R2.61 billion.
The following statutory measures were approved by the Minister and gazetted:
On the transformation front, the Transformation Review Committee (TRC) approved various business plans and conducted a productive oversight visit to Western Cape horticulture projects in March 2026.
The following statutory measures were approved by the Minister and gazetted:
Inspectors were designated for the olive and dairy industries, and eleven fruit industry pool applications were processed.
On the transformation front, the Transformation Review Committee (TRC) approved various business plans and conducted a productive oversight visit to Western Cape horticulture projects in March 2026.
This publication also includes ongoing investigations of statutory measures or any other measures of the MAP Act.
South Africa’s citrus industry is an important contributor to agricultural exports, rural employment and livelihoods.
The 2025 SMAT follow-up study indicates continued progress in the commercialisation of 54 smallholder citrus farming, with 61% of the surveyed farms black-owned and managed and 57% of farmers holding title deeds.
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This document is a job vacancy advertisement for a Management Accountant position at the National Agricultural Marketing Council (NAMC). It states that applications must be submitted via the NAMC e-recruitment portal by 18 September 2026. The role is open to qualified accountants seeking employment in financial management within a public sector organisation.
This document is a NAMC (National Agricultural Marketing Council) job advertisement for an “Economist: Agricultural Regulatory Measures” position. It lists the reference number NAMC/2026/EC/015 and states the closing date as 07 August 2026, with applications submitted via the NAMC e-recruitment portal (https://namc.simplify.hr/). It also provides NAMC contact details and whistleblowing/report-fraud hotline information.
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This is a tender published by National Agricultural Marketing Council. It is not currently shown as open for applications. Review the source evidence for the official status and details.
The NAMC-A01/2022 tender issued by the National Agricultural Marketing Council (NAMC) was for appointing an auctioneer to sell a residential property in Fort Gale, Umtata on public auction; the tender was initiated as an open procurement with a Request for Proposal approach but was cancelled. The tender id is 19804, and the purchase target property corresponds to T685/1993, located at 63 Sisson Street, Fort Gale, Umtata. The tender period ran from 30 March 2022 to 14 April 2022, and there is no awarded bidder or contract at this time.
The NAMC-A01/2021 tender was initiated as an open-tender for auction of NAMC property in Umtata, Eastern Cape. The tender was cancelled and included a public auction brief with a compulsory auction note and a briefing session scheduled. The issuing entity is the National Agricultural Marketing Council, with a briefing date of 13 October 2021 and a 20 September to 13 October 2021 tender period, but no awards or contracts are recorded.
