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Grain SA has strongly rejected the final outcome of the government’s wheat tariff amendment investigation, warning that the decision delivers a severe blow to the long-term sustainability of the domestic grain sector. This follows confirmation in the Government Gazette that the Dollar-Based Reference Price (DBRP) for wheat will remain unchanged at US$279 per ton, and that requests for an automatic trigger mechanism have been denied. The investigation stemmed from a joint application by Grain SA and the South African Cereals and Oilseeds Trade Association (SACOTA). The industry bodies had requested a modest increase in the reference price to US$289 per ton, alongside structural reforms to address chronic administrative delays in...