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The application process for Hemp permits is underway

In a statement, the agriculture, land reform and rural development department announced that the opening of the application process follows the declaration of Hemp as an agricultural crop under the Plant Improvement Act of 1976. The act provides for “import and…

Provided By Sabinet

No more fowl play? The department of agriculture takes steps to prevent the use of false or misleading descriptions in respect of animal and processed plant products

The Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development (“the Department of Agriculture”) recently sent a letter to all processors, packers, importers, exporters and retailers of animal and processed plant products (“the regulated products”), which…

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Courts hand down harsher sentences for counterfeiting crimes

Africa has seen a substantial increase in investment and growth over the past 50 years and, as a result, it is increasingly being targeted as...

by Jadon Wolmarans

Are you ready for Black Friday?

With the #BlackFriday craze coming up, so does the issue of “grey goods”. This article aims to discuss the legality behind parallel importation and the...

by Koketso Molope

Product liability and the strange case of a snail in a ginger beer bottle

In England and the US, there is a legal principle called “tort” that derives from the French for ‘wrong’. This is known as “delict’ in...

by Bregman Moodley Attorneys

product liability

Why contracting parties need to understand when contract terms are implied

The recent case of Starways Trading 21 CC and Others v Pearl Island Trading 714 (Pty) Ltd and Another (232/2018) [2018] ZASCA 177 has once...

by David Thompson

Importers beware – SARS proposed amendment to rebate items may expose you to significant duties which may be uninsured

Goods, transported on a vessel, are deemed, in terms of the Customs and Excise Act, 91 of 1964 (“the Customs Act”) to be imported when...

by Edmund Greiner

South Africa and China sign trade cooperation agreements

Ninety-three economic and trade cooperation agreements between South African and Chinese entrepreneurs have been signed. In a statement announcing the signing, the trade and industry department...

What to do when your product is copied

South Africa has seen a dramatic rise in entrepreneurial activity with many seeking to launch new products into the marketplace. For some, this means spending...

by Jadon Wolmarans

Why registration of your brand with Mauritius is important to your Africa enforcement strategy

Mauritius attracts many entities wanting to set up shop on their tropical island. With this foreign investment, it is important to consider the implications on...

by Jadon Wolmarans

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