The 180 kilometres of dedicated logistics access roads directly enable the movement of refrigerated containers from farms to export gateways.
The Berth 19B project involves extensive dredging and yard expansion to ensure the seaport remains a competitive gateway for regional commerce.
South Africa’s minor forecast revision demonstrates the resilience of the country’s citrus sector.
The vessels will initially operate via Safaga Port, a strategic gateway to Upper Egypt and the Golden Triangle mining region.
The collaboration between US and African researchers highlights the importance of international knowledge exchange.