PUBLISHER: Fruitnet.com (fruitnet.com)
The South African government and citrus industry have said that around 900 containers of oranges stranded in European ports should be cleared quickly.
The containers are being held because of new EU entry regulations, but South Africa has said that they already comply with the new standards.
Around 1,400 containers are involved with the EU’s decision to seize containers on arrival after the new regulations came into effect on 14 July.