The flooding coincides with this essential maintenance window, so delays in recovery will directly reduce future harvest volumes.
The new Latin American markets will help close the gap towards the US$14 billion target.
During the reporting period, Namibia’s total horticultural import bill reached N$1.7 billion (US$93.9 million), with South Africa accounting for 90% of horticultural imports.
Commercial blueberry farming often requires investment in protected structures, climate management systems, and specialized irrigation infrastructure.
According to producers, the sector is now organized to supply the domestic market between July and December.