First South African grapes have arrived

게시됨 2022년 12월 12일

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The article provides an update on the South African grape market, highlighting the arrival of the first grapes from the northern provinces and the status of grape farms in the Orange River region. It notes that grape farms in this region have not been damaged by recent flooding and that the quality of the fruit is good. The article also mentions that the yield of earlier varieties will be lower than expected due to weather conditions. Additionally, the article discusses market trends and logistics, mentioning increased competition in the US grape market due to more exports from Peru. It also notes that consumer demand in Europe may be lower and that market conditions are expected to deteriorate further in 2022/2023. Despite these challenges, the outlook for the fruit sector is positive with more stable shipping prices and high prices in Europe starting to stabilize and fall.

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During the bi-weekly joint marketing forum for South African grapes, the first grapes from the northern provinces have arrived on the markets, while grape farms in the Orange River region have not suffered any damage from the recent flooding of the Orange River. The first export grapes from the northern regions arrived on the markets this week. The product was well received, with good sales figures and good market demand. The yield of earlier varieties will be lower than expected. The weather in week 48 was very good, some rain is expected in week 49. In general, the size, health and quality of the fruit are very good. There are good prospects for mid-season varieties, but a shortage of punnets is currently a major problem. "The quality in the Orange River region is good. The Orange River is back to an acceptable level and we are happy to report that no damage to grapes has been reported. Cultivars are earlier this season due to the climate. Red cultivars colors beautiful due to ...

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