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Table grapes being packaged on a farm in SA. Picture: DENENE ERASMUS
Table grapes being packaged on a farm in SA. Picture: DENENE ERASMUS

SA’s table grape industry is facing a season of mounting concerns as port crises and power cuts continue to trigger equipment breakdowns and delays at Durban and Cape Town port terminals, resulting in millions of rand of losses in export earnings.

Business Day TV spoke to Business Day’s Denene Erasmus for more details.

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