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For decades, South African apple and pear producers have enjoyed a strong reputation in global markets, built on a foundation of exceptional quality, consistency, and value. Among these export destinations, India has rapidly emerged as a crown jewel, particularly for high-coloured Gala varieties. However, a shifting international trade landscape means that what worked yesterday might not be enough to sustain the industry tomorrow. A recent delegation of South African agricultural stakeholders to Mumbai highlighted both the massive potential of the Indian market and a looming threat to South Africa’s competitive edge: a widening tariff disadvantage. For local growers looking to safeguard their long-term profitability, understanding this shifting dynamic is critical. The...