For the 2024/2025 season, South Africa's table grape harvest is projected to increase by 0.82% from the previous season, reaching 343,800 tonnes (76.4 million boxes) - a 6% rise compared to the average volume of the past five years. Despite a slight decrease in the northern provinces, the Berg and Hex River regions are expected to perform in line with averages. Favorable winter conditions, including low temperatures and increased rainfall, contribute to a quality crop. South Africa's alignment with global market preferences, its lead in white seedless grape production, and the commitment to quality make it the preferred country of origin for retailers worldwide.