Excess exports of poultry from the US or the EU are dumped onto Africa at subsidised prices, undermining local livelihoods and destroying local domestic industries.

BBC: IMF policy comes under fire

It has badly hurt farmers in poor countries, who have not only seen exports shut out by European tariffs but also suffered at home from dumped surpluses.

ECONOMIST: Farm subsidies

It isn't just that subsidised exports lower prices in international markets: even in its home market, dumped American and European goods are undercutting South African produce.

ECONOMIST: South African farming