South African Pome and Citrus Export Update for W19
Other Fresh Citrus Fruits
Fresh Grapefruit
Elton Greeve
Published May 24, 2023
South African pome and citrus fruit exports for W19 reflect a dynamic change in exports in comparison to the same period in 2022, with some markets seeing a sharp decline, whilst others a major increase in volumes shipped from South Africa.
Pome fruit: Apples: an overall decline of 53% compared to W19 of 2022 Middle-East down by 66% Europe down by 79% Far East down by 26%
Pears: overall 81% decline in exports compared to W19 of 2022 Middle-East down by 96% Europe down by 58% Far East down by 78%
Citrus: Oranges: an overall increase of 74% compared to W19 of 2022 Middle-East increased by 246% Europe increased by 850% South East Asia increased by 2% North America a decline of 54%
Lemons: a 19% overall increase compared to W19 of 2022 Middle-East an increase of 936% Europe same as W19 2022 South East Asia an increase of 10% North America a decline of 45%
Soft Citrus: an overall decline of 15% compared to W19 of 2022 Middle-East an increase of 288% South East Asia an increase of 102% Asia an increase of 731% United Kingdom a decline of 30%
Grapefruit: an overall decline of 46% compared to W19 of 2022 Middle-East an increase of 189% Asia an 18% decrease South East Asia a 43% decrease United Kingdom a 67% decrease Europe a 74% decrease
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