South Africa commences table grape harvest season

Published 2023년 12월 19일

Tridge summary

The grape harvesting and export season is currently underway in the Southern Hemisphere, with South Africa expecting a 12% increase in table grape production for the 2023/24 season. Peru and Chile are also crucial table grape suppliers, with Peru anticipating a production of 1.18 billion cartons and Chile estimated at 1.16 billion cartons for the same season. Different regions within these countries are focusing on packaging different grape varieties, and overall, the grape quality and size are reported to be excellent for this season.
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Currently, it is the grape harvesting and export season in the Southern Hemisphere. The estimated table grape production for the 2023/24 season in South Africa is 73 million cartons (4.5-kilogram equivalent), approximately 329,000 metric tons, representing a 12% increase compared to the 2022/23 season. According to a newsletter released by the South African Table Grape Industry, 6.1 million cartons or around 27,500 metric tons of table grapes had undergone export inspection as of week 48, marking a 20% decrease from the previous season due to a delayed start in the current season. The top three varieties for export include Prime Seedless, Early Sweet and Tawny Seedless. In Peru, another crucial table grape supplier in the Southern Hemisphere, table grape production for the 2023/24 season is anticipated to reach 1.18 billion cartons, comprising 61% white seedless grapes, 27% red seedless grapes and 5% black seedless grapes. As of week 48, 57 million cartons were packaged. Chile’s ...

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