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Competitiveness of pear production in South Africa Jacques du Preez Product Manager: SA Pome & Stone Fruit HORTGRO, Paarl, South Africa

Competitiveness of pear production in South Africaareflh.org/.../3eme_jour/HORTGRO_Sudafrica_-_Du_Preez.pdf · 2018. 1. 22. · Jacques du Preez Product Manager: SA Pome & Stone Fruit

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  • Competitiveness of pear production

    in South Africa Jacques du Preez Product Manager: SA Pome & Stone Fruit HORTGRO, Paarl, South Africa

  • Produce highest yield and quality at lowest cost

    and

    Sell at highest price

    Doing this better than your competitors

    = Comparative advantage

    = Competitive & Profitable

  • 1. Production & Technical

    2. Infrastructure

    3. Market & Logistics

  • SA Pear Industry Perspective

    ± 360,000 tons from 11,561 ha

  • Environmental conservation

    Orchard of the future

    Energy Cost

    Yield & Packouts & Price

    Resources – land, water, capital

    Inflation

    Efficiency

    Mechanization

    Skills

    Capital intensive

    Quality

    Energy

    Technology (bio- & info)

    Innovation

    Increased costs

    Traceability

    Food safety

    Consolidation & integration

    Water

    Land Reform

    Transformation

    Productivity

    Climate risks

    Zero subsidies

    Research & Development

    Soil

    Competitiveness

    Profit

    Foreign Direct Investment

    Food security

  • Production & Technical

    Research capacity

    Expertise & Know-how

    Technology & Innovation

    – Pre & Post Harvest

    Breeding, cult

    development, evaluation

    & improvement

    according to SA conditions

  • Production & Technical

    Labour

    Min wage

    Availability, Cost, Skills

  • Labour employment trends & costs

    R 0

    R 5 000

    R 10 000

    R 15 000

    R 20 000

    R 25 000

    R 30 000

    13 500

    14 000

    14 500

    15 000

    15 500

    16 000

    2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

    Min

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    m W

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    nn

    um

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    mp

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    Labourers Min Wage

  • Production & Technical

    Labour

    Mechanisation

    Skilled labourers

    Unrest / strikes

    Social development & working conditions

  • Consolidation – Economies of scale, critical

    mass (30:80)

    Vertical integration

    Grower-Packer-Exporter

    Packhouse Distribution/Logistics SA Port

  • Infrastructure & Logistics

    State of the art CA, cold storage & packing

    facilities & technology

    Functional port

    Proper roads & access routes

    Port & Shipping costs

  • Destinations – Pears

    4%

    2%

    11% 55%

    2%

    12% 14%

    Reliable supplier

    Ability to supply all over

    the world

    Easy to trade with

  • Market & Logistics

    Market Access – Maintain and Enter

    Agreements

    TB’s & NTB’s

  • UK Campaign Creativity Market intelligence

    Superior taste & eating quality

    Consumer preferences

    Stimulate demand & consumption –

    Promote country of origin / brand

    = Preferred supplier

  • Muchas gracias!