Chinese market has South African grape growers on the edge of their seats
Chinese market has South African grape growers on the edge of their seats The Hex River harvest started unusually late, by ten to fourteen days, which cut into their window to market grapes to China (fortunately Chinese New Year is late this year). A record crop of 23 million 4.5kg cartons is in view for the Hex River Valley. Right: the Crimson harvest starts this week at Mooigezicht Estates Peak packing has commenced, running for the next four to five weeks, as Chile negotiates the fallout from the news of Covid found on cherries in China. Traditionally Chilean cherries have been South Afric...
Source: freshplaza.com