The new measures require South African farmers to apply extreme cold treatment to all Europe-bound oranges and keep the fruits at temperatures of two degrees Celsius or lower for 25 days.
This is done to tackle the potential spread of an insect called the false codling moth, a pest native to sub-Saharan Africa, which feeds on fruits, including oranges and grapefruit.
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It's strange how we still are able to be dictated by this union. We need to change the way we do business, and strengthen relations with other countries. Simple.
There is a DW doccie that exposes how this 'global trade' relationship between west & developing economies is actually a fraud. BRICS