Problems with equipment breakdowns and a lack of maintenance have resulted in backlogs and delays in South Africa's fruit industry. Fruit producers are starting their peak trading season behind schedule. Anton Rabe from Hortgro discusses the impact of congestion and equipment breakdowns at the Cape Town port on the industry.
Problems with equipment breakdowns and a lack of maintenance have resulted in backlogs and delays in South Africa 's fruit industry. Fruit producers are starting their peak trading season behind schedule.
Anton Rabe from Hortgro discusses the impact of congestion and equipment breakdowns at the Cape Town port on the industry.
South Africa Fruit Industry Equipment Breakdowns Maintenance Delays Peak Trading Season Congestion Cape Town Port
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