💨 Abstract
South Africa's fruit industry is preparing for significant U.S. trade tariffs, which will impose a 30% tax on key exports like citrus, wine, sugar cane, and beef from August 1, ending duty-free access under AGOA. The citrus sector may avoid major disruption this season, but table grapes and stonefruit are more immediately affected. Producers are seeking to diversify markets, focusing on the UK, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Courtesy: Nick Pawson
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