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About SATI

The South African Table Grape Industry (SATI) is the industry association of table grape producers in South Africa – an industry that has proudly been exporting table grapes to discerning world markets for over 130 years.

SATI represents growers on key government and industry initiatives aimed at creating more opportunities from ownership to accessing new markets in a sustainable way. SATI assists growers with key industry information, technical market access and development, transformation, statistics, research, technology and technical transfer as well as training and education with the aim of maintaining South Africa’s position as the Preferred Country of Origin for the world’s best tasting grapes.

Our Mission

SATI delivers service excellence to create a progressive, equitable and sustainable South African Table Grape Industry. Our aim is to position South Africa as the Preferred Country of Origin for quality table grapes, providing every table grape producer with as wide a choice as possible of profitable markets.

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Our Team

SATI Management Team & Staff

Mecia Petersen

Chief Executive Officer

SATI Board of Directors

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Levy Information

SATI is mandated to collect the statutory levy due on all table grapes passed for export. The levy is required to fund and facilitate administration, information and knowledge management, market access and development, research and technology, and transformation and training.

In terms of certain statutory measures promulgated in the Government Gazette by the Minister of Agriculture under the Marketing of Agricultural Products Act 47 of 1996, SATI is responsible for:

  • Ensuring that table grape producers register with SATI in terms of the Registration Measure
  • Submitting and/or filing records and returns in terms of the Records and Returns Measure
  • Supervising the collection of the levy, which is currently 14.76 cents /kg (66,40 cents per 4.5 kg equivalent carton) for the 2025/2026 season

Marketing of Agricultural Products Act

Establishment Of Statutory Measures And Determination Of Levies On Table Grapes
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Establishment Of Statutory Measure: Registration Of Producers And Exporters Of Table Grapes
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Establishment Of Statutory Measure: Records And Returns Relating To Vines; As Well As Production & Market Information Of Table Grapes
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SIZA

SIZA’s Vision is to enable South African Agriculture to be a global leader. Ensuring sustainable, ethical trade and environmental stewardship.

SIZA, the Sustainability Initiative of South Africa, provides a platform for agricultural stakeholders to cultivate ethical and environmentally sustainable trade practices. The programme oversees environmental stewardship and upholds labour laws, committed to addressing human rights. The goal is to drive continuous improvement in practices so that social and environmental compliance becomes integral to everyday business.
SIZA actively engages stakeholders across the value chain to mitigate risks, address needs, and confront challenges. By monitoring and reporting on compliance over time, SIZA develops interventions and provides support and remedy resources.
SIZA is a subscription-based non-profit organisation that aims to minimise costs and eliminate audit duplication. As the preferred South African standard, operated locally yet aligned with global benchmarks, SIZA simplifies operations for South African suppliers by offering a single standard and audit process per category, regardless of market destination.
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Fruit SA

The objective of FSA is to provide support to its members and their constituent members in relation to the following:

  • Market and Product Development
  • Transformation and Training
  • Access to International and Local Markets
  • Information
  • Logistics

Fruit South Africa (FSA) is a non-profit organization formed by the Citrus Growers’ Association, HORTGRO, the South African Table Grape Industry, SUBTROP, and the Fresh Produce Exporters’ Forum. It addresses common issues in the South African fruit industry, focusing on market and product development, transformation and training, access to markets, information, and logistics.

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Regions

South Africa boasts five major growing regions. Their differences in soil and climate enable growers to supply the markets with the latest varieties from November to May.

The early season is dominated by varieties from the Northern Provinces and the valleys of the Orange and Olifants River, followed by table grape varieties from the Berg River and Hex River regions. South Africa’s diverse production regions yield a wide range of top-quality grapes of the most sought-after varieties and unmatched flavour.

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Regions Map
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Tel +27 (0) 21 863 0366
Email info@satgi.co.za
Address 63 Main Street, Paarl, 7646

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