South African pecans are rising rapidly, seizing the Chinese market to cope with trade challenges

During the exhibition, the Global News of Nuts and Dried Fruits interviewed a representative of SAPPA to gain an in-depth understanding of the current status and prospects of the industry. In recent years, the South African pecan industry has developed rapidly. With ideal planting conditions, steadily increasing production, stable political relations with China, and emphasis on the export market, South African pecans are increasingly favored by Chinese importers. Production has increased fourfold in 10 years, and the listing season coincides with the peak of Chinese demand In 2024, the total production of South African pecans will reach 37,157 tons, of which 33,708 tons will be exported in shell, accounting for more than 90% of the total production. This production has increased significantly compared to 9,861 tons in 2014, and has increased nearly fourfold in ten years, highlighting the strong growth momentum of the industry. South Africa's climate is hot and dry in summer ...