South Africa's raisin market promotion starts this season, China's consumption is expected to grow

Published Apr 2, 2021

Tridge summary

The South African Grape Association (SATI) is launching marketing activities to promote the taste of South African grapes in the Chinese market. The association will host the season's South African grapes at the Jiangxihui Fruit Wholesale Market in Guangzhou on April 1, 2021. The grapes are of high quality and acceptable to various varieties. The South African Raisin Association has conducted promotional activities in China for the first time, indicating the growing importance of the Chinese market. The grapes are mainly cultivated in the Western Cape Province of South Africa. SATI plans to hold educational seminars, trade matchmaking meetings, and retail promotions to support the first event in the Chinese market.

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Original content

The South African Grape Association’s marketing activities aim to promote the excellent taste of South African grapes and meet the needs of the Chinese market. The industry promises that on April 1, 2021, the South African Grape Association (SATI) will host this season’s South African grapes at the Jiangxihui Fruit Wholesale Market in Guangzhou. The launching ceremony of the sub-market promotion. South Africa has beautiful scenery, diverse environments, rich natural resources, and superior external conditions. In addition, South African growers aim at the export market and carefully nurture them. The grapes produced are not only of high quality, but also highly acceptable to varieties. The South African grapes arrived this season. Chinese traders and consumers can now enjoy the South African grapes customized by the South African Grape Association for the Chinese market. It is reported that the well-known domestic fruit importer and distributor Jianong Group is the launching ...

Source: Guojiguoshu