October 2024 - Raisins SA is pleased to share a positive outlook for the South African raisin crop for the 2025 season.
Newsletter September 2024
Ons staan aan die einde van die eerste semester en ons kan terugkyk op โn uitsonderlike seisoen. Lees meer oor die algemene seisoen oorsig, inname volumes vir 2024, heffingsiklus, marktoegang-, intelligensie en ontwikkeling, asook vele ander interessante onderwerpe in ons Winter Nuusbrief.
Newsletter March 2024
Consumers are being tempted to include delicious South African raisins in their Christmas dishes and give their families an indulgent festive treat.
Newsletter December 2023
OCTOBER 2023 - South African raisin producers are highlighting their world-class agronomy and traceability credentials at a time of increased consumer interest in sustainable farming.
Newsletter September 2023
AUGUST 2023 - Consumers can enjoy a wide range of delicious and versatile South African raisins this season, despite reduced crop volumes.
Newsletter March 2023
Newsletter Oct/Nov 2022
SEPTEMBER 2022 - The South African raisin industry has a reputation amongst suppliers for adopting a progressive approach to farming.
OCTOBER 2022 - The South African raisin industry is using its platform to break down some of the common misconceptions the fruit has faced in recent years.
AUGUST 2022 - Innovative drying techniques are one of several initiatives helping to boost the quality and sustainability of South African raisins.
JULY 2022 - Raisins South Africa is leading the way with its focus on transformation projects within the industry. Many growers are working with processors to fund BEE (Black Economic Empowerment) projects, which promotes skills development, ownership, management and socio-economic development amongst the black community.
JUNE 2022 - Key figures from the South African raisin industry have visited UK suppliers to develop trading relationships and explain the benefits of the dried fruit.
Newsletter July 2022
JANUARY 2023 - The initial raisin crop forecast for the 2022/23 production season was 78 000 tons in November 2022.