Inefficiencies at the port of Cape Town have cost South Africa’s apple and pear export industry an estimated R1 billion in 2024, industry leaders say. They warn that without urgent interventions — …Read More at Source
R1bn loss from Cape Town port delays hits apple and pear exporters
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