South Africa's grape delivery situation improved; many places entered the peak harvest period

Published 2022년 3월 2일

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The South African Raisin Industry Association (SATI) predicts that the country's raisin production for the 2021/2022 season will reach between 72.8 and 77.7 million boxes, surpassing the previous season's production of 74.8 million boxes. Despite some regions completing their packing season and challenging weather conditions, other regions are still at their peak. The Berg River and Heck River regions are expected to have a bumper harvest with favourable weather conditions. Port storage and shipments have improved following discussions between industry representatives and Cape Town ports.

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According to the latest production assessment results of the South African Raisin Industry Association (SATI), this season's production is expected to reach 72.8-77.7 million boxes (4.5kg/box), and the final output is expected to exceed the previous season's 74.8 million boxes. 2021/2022 season data *Week 7 production and export cumulative data (Source of production data: PPECB, the official export certification body for perishable products in South Africa; source of export data: AgriHub Data) Regional overview While the packing season is coming to an end in some regions, others are currently at their peak, and these regions are showing excellent raisins supply and quality. The packing season in the northern provinces has come to an end, and the Orange River region will likely complete all packing within the next week or two. Both regions have experienced challenging weather this season, affecting some varieties. There has been a decline. The Ole Fenzi River packing season has ...

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