South Africa: An increase in shipments of nectarines is projected but decreases in other pits

게시됨 2024년 1월 10일

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The South African stonecrop harvest has revealed mixed results, with nectarine exports exceeding expectations but plum exports expected to decrease by 4% compared to last season. Logistical problems at Cape Town port have hindered exports, leading to an increase in demand for specialized reefer containers for the remainder of the season. Disruptions in export logistics are also expected to lead to a decrease in damask and peach exports, with dedicated refrigerated terminals seen as vital to the success of stone fruit exports.

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Now that the early South African stonecrop harvest is complete, clear patterns are developing. Shipments of nectarines, for example, are exceeding expectations, but the early harvest of plums, where the largest investment has been made in recent years, has decreased, Fruitnet confirmed. This is likely to continue for the remainder of the season, with plums expected to finish 4% below last season's crop. Some exporters have said they have packed and shipped up to 60% more nectarines earlier in the season; However, logistical problems at Cape Town port have hampered exports. Hortgro predicted that nectarine exports would increase 20% this year, from 7.7 million boxes last year to 9.2 million this year. “The increase is due to the entry into production of young orchards, as well as new cultivars with higher yields. “Early-season volumes increased by 23%, and mid- and late-season volumes are estimated to increase respectively by 22% and 23% compared to 2022/2023,” the entity detailed. ...

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