On August 5, Haifa South Africa participated in the South Africa Table Grape Industry (SATI) Conference in Cape Town, bringing together professionals from across the table grape industry, including growers, consultants, distributors and exporters.
The conference provided an important platform for the industry to exchange knowledge, discuss current challenges and explore solutions aimed at improving vineyard performance and grape quality.
Bringing Haifa’s 360° approach to table grape growers
At the conference, Haifa presented its 360° approach to table grape nutrition, combining advanced plant nutrition, controlled-release fertilizers and biostimulant solutions to support growers throughout the different stages of the crop cycle.
The team highlighted solutions including Multicote™ and HaifaStim™, demonstrating how an integrated nutrition strategy can help growers address crop needs while supporting yield and quality.
A spotlight on biostimulants
A key focus of Haifa’s presence was the promotion of HaifaStim™ Force and HaifaStim™ Wall-Up S, with particular emphasis on their application in table grape production and their contribution to crop performance and quality.
The event also provided an opportunity to strengthen awareness among distributors and other industry professionals of Haifa’s growing role in the biostimulants field.
Haifa South Africa was joined by colleagues Filippo and Dario from Haifa Italy, who shared their professional experience and supported discussions around the solutions, helping generate interest and engagement among conference participants.
Growing together through knowledge and innovation
Participation in the SATI Conference strengthened Haifa’s connection with professionals across the South African table grape industry and created valuable opportunities to share knowledge, exchange experiences and discuss growers’ needs.
By combining plant nutrition expertise, innovative biostimulants and controlled-release solutions, Haifa continues to support table grape growers with an integrated approach designed to achieve better crop performance and higher-quality grapes.
Information and insights provided by Gerrit Burger, Haifa South Africa.
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