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In the opening months of 2026, a profound shift has occurred in the corridors of South African agribusiness. For years, our sector has been described as the "backbone" of the nation—a passive term suggesting we merely support the weight of the economy. But as we enter April, the latest trade figures tell a different story. South African agriculture is no longer just supporting the economy; it is commanding it. At a time of global fragmentation, the South African producer carves a new path toward a future defined by strategic independence. The Great Trade Pivot While other sectors have grappled with stagnation, agriculture has delivered a masterclass in resilience. By the close...