SA Citrus Eyes Record Export of 180m Cartons, but Trump Tariffs May Prune That
WESTERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA, JUL 30 – The Citrus Growers Association warned a 30% US tariff would risk destroying up to 1,000 hectares of orchards and harm jobs and local economies, urging urgent government action.
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Citrus growers urge Ramaphosa to intervene over looming US tariff
The Citrus Growers’ Association (CGA) urged President Ramaphosa to intervene as the US prepares to impose a 30% tariff on South African citrus exports. The association warned that this tariff would severely harm rural citrus growers and local economies. Boitshoko Ntshabele, CEO of the CGA, expressed deep concern about the looming deadline this Friday. He explained that growers in the Western and Northern Cape, who annually export about 7 million…
Citrus farmers call on Ramaphosa to act as US tariff looms
The Citrus Growers’ Association (CGA) has called on President Ramaphosa to step in as the US moves to impose a 30% tariff on South African citrus exports. The association warned that the tariff would deal a serious blow to rural citrus farmers and local economies. CGA CEO Boitshoko Ntshabele voiced strong concern about the fast-approaching deadline this Friday. He explained that growers in the Western and Northern Cape, who ship around 7 million…
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