The updated rules set clear conditions for wheat purchasing, flour production, packaging, and pricing while keeping retail prices unchanged.
The organisation says South Africa must focus on profitable wheat production after the government left the wheat tariff framework unchanged.
The agreement brings together GMA’s local milling presence and SNBI’s international milling and baking expertise to create a structured training platform for Angolan bakers for the first time.
Both countries are increasing investment in wheat production as they work to cut imports and improve local supply, although high production costs still limit competitiveness.
The new agreement aims to cut imports by improving seed development, grain quality and support for farmers as demand from breweries continues to rise.