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Zero tariffs boost Tru-Cape’s apple exports to China, while India remains a concern
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The reduction of the tax since May 2026 has improved the competitiveness of the country’s apple. However, the exporter and producer, Tru-Cape, warns that India could become a challenge by 2027 due to the tariff advantages that other suppliers will have.
Zero tariffs boost Tru-Cape’s apple exports to China, while India remains a concern
The removal of Chinese import tariffs on South African fruit is already delivering results for Tru-Cape Fruit Marketing, with the company’s apple exports to China increasing by almost 50% year to date. The development has created new opportunities to grow South African apples’ presence in one of the world’s largest consumer markets, while highlighting the […]
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