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Wheat Import Tariff Reference Price Revision and Implementation Methodology

Wheat import tariff updated – 6 August 2026

06/08/2026

The decreased wheat tariff from R153.70 to R0.00 (Free) was published by SARS on 6 August 2026, this after the tariff was triggered on 12 May 2026. Read more >

China soybean export deal – bonus for the South African industry

05/08/2026

SACOTA global trading member secures 200,000 tons of soybean export deal with China. Read more >

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Outcome of Soybean Multiple Reference Points Model

21/07/2026

The JSE has published its decision to revert to a single reference point model for soybean futures following the completion of the two-year pilot of the Multiple Reference Points model. Read more >

Record crops and growing carry-over stocks: Why then are SA exports slow?

02/07/2026

South Africa finds itself in the position of producing yet another record maize and soybean crop. However... Read more >

The Department of Trade and Industry published the outcome of the long awaited ITAC wheat tariff investigation

18/06/2026

After a 19-month investigation, the International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (ITAC) has concluded its review of the wheat import tariff system... Read more >

Wheat import tariff triggered to R0.00

18/05/2026

The South African wheat import tariff triggered to a tariff-free rate of R0.00/ton on 12 May 2026, following continued increases in international wheat prices. Read more >

Wheat import tariff updated – 15 May 2026

15/05/2026

The decreased wheat tariff from R619.00 to R153.70 per ton was published by SARS on 14 May 2026 for effective implementation on 15 May 2026. Read more >

SACOTA members still value NAMPO Harvest Day

NAMPO Park – 12 to 15 May 2026

14/05/2026

SACOTA members still value NAMPO Harvest Day. Read more >

Japanese Delegation 21 April 2026

24/04/2026

South Africa received the Japanese delegation to strengthen the agricultural partnership. Read more >

SACOTA in discussions with Minister Steenhuisen

13/04/2026

Minister Steenhuisen confirmed the importance of open communication channels to ensure the most efficient export programme despite foreseeable challenges... Read more in the April 2026 edition of SACOTA's Newsletter.