date:Nov 03, 2022
ost of production cause that. WAPA says it is gravely concerned about the final harvest and growers' competitiveness. It sees a potential threat to the industry's business continuity.
Smaller sizes
Also, this season, climate change again played a role. It has affected fruit size, WAPA reports. August's intense weather conditions (heat- waves and drought in some regions) negatively impacted part of the crop's size and color. That will likely mean more fruit will go to the processing sector.
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