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Farmer's Weekly16h ago

New act strengthens SA’s defences against plant diseases

The Plant Health (Phytosanitary) Act (No.35 of 2024), Section 8 (Powers of entry, search, inspection and seizure with regard to land), is set to empower government officials in South Africa.

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