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A year ago, South Africa’s agricultural sector braced for a "Liberation Day" that felt like anything but a celebration. Today, as we pass the anniversary of those 2025 shocks, the industry finds itself in a familiar, albeit more dangerous, waiting room. The focus has shifted from the broad-brush tariffs of last year to a surgical legal investigation beginning in Washington on 28 April 2026. Looking Back: The 2025 "Price Shock" The current anxiety is rooted in the scars of 2025. On 2 April 2025, the Trump administration announced a reciprocal tariff regime that initially threatened South African exports with a staggering 30% duty. While a 90-day pause offered a brief reprieve,...