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Fred Meintjes

Cape Town
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SA citrus strikes gold in Asia

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By Fred Meintjes
| Financial Mail Verified
Marketing prize for mandarins in the land of mandarin There was more sweet success for South African fresh produce exports to Asia when fast-growing brand ClemenGold won an award for its marketing of mandarins in China. It’s not an award to be taken lightly: China is the world’s biggest producer of citrus fruit with nearly 39Mt, including its own huge mandarin crop.
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The East finds a taste for South African fruit

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By Fred Meintjes
| Financial Mail Verified
EXPORTS All quiet on the Western front, so South African apple, pear and grape producers find new customers in China and India 03 November 2022 - 05:00 For almost its entire history of fruit exporting, South Africa has depended on selling in the West. This is changing rapidly, with Africa and the East emerging as prime new markets that could determine the future of the fruit industry.
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SA oranges on the EU red list

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By Fred Meintjes
| Financial Mail Verified
CITRUS INDUSTRY The industry reels after new regulations are suddenly imposed 14 July 2022 - 05:00 Politics appears to have trumped science with new EU regulations limiting the export of Southern African oranges to Europe. Spain, a citrus-growing rival, has been cast as the villain. The SA government and the citrus industry have been in talks with the EU to rescind or alter the regulations, which were published last month.
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