Canned fruit industry in South Africa faces uncertain future

게시됨 2023년 6월 2일

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The South African canning fruit industry is experiencing uncertainty due to fruit farmers switching to alternative crops or uprooting trees, which could impact the future supply of canning fruit. Some farmers are consolidating their farms instead of planting new crops due to profitability issues. Deciduous fruit farmers are also planting seasonal vegetables to diversify their income. South Africa's canned fruit, including peaches and apricots, is known for its quality due to the use of local fruits specifically bred for canning. The country needs to stay competitive internationally and act as a representative for the industry.
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The South African canning fruit industry is still faced with uncertainty as fruit farmers uproot trees in an effort to reduce their exposure. According to the CEO of the Canning Fruit Producers’ Association, Jacques Jordaan, challenges faced by fruit farmers could have an effect on the future supply of canning fruit for canned fruit processors in the country. The reason, he explained, is that some fruit farmers narrow their focus and explore alternative crops with the current uncertainty in the industry. “[As a result] farmers are now consolidating their farms. There aren’t many new farms and the profitability of orchards is under pressure. Instead of branching out, they are consolidating mostly,” Jordaan explained. He also does not expect farmers to increase plantings. “There is a lot of uncertainty at the moment,” he said. Hortgro group communications manager Elise-Marie Steenkamp told Food For Mzansi that it is common practice for fruit farmers to supplement their fruit-farming ...

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