South Africa’s citrus industry is facing new trade pressure after the United States introduced a 31% import tariff on local citrus (Reuters). According to the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA), the tariff hike could lead to export losses.
The United States is South Africa’s fifth-largest citrus market, accounting for approximately 8% of the country’s total citrus exports. The new tariff specifically targets oranges and lemons, following complaints from US growers about increased competition and the impact on local prices.

Citrus is South Africa’s largest agricultural export industry. A recent media release shows that it is…
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