The CGA was established by citrus growers in the wake of deregulation in 1997.  Growers were concerned that certain functions previously carried out by the Citrus Board could be discontinued or downsized.  With the demise of a single channel marketing system there are often questions about “who represents the citrus grower?”  The CGA believes that it is their role to fill this void.  
Growers interests are furthered through representation to citrus industry stakeholders – including government, exporters, research institutions and suppliers to the citrus industry.  The levy paid by all growers of export citrus has been a statutory levy since 2002. The CGA administers this levy and the growers have the mandate to advise the priorities and expenditure, under the guidance of the NAMC.
The CGA represents the interests of the producers of export citrus.  In total approximately 1400 growers throughout Southern Africa (including Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Botswana, Eswatini and Namibia) are members of the Association. 

Mission Statement

Supporting citrus growers to be globally competitive and maximising the long-term sustainability of its members

Strategic Objectives

  • Administer, fund and resource the CGA Group
  • Gain, retain and optimise market access
  • Fund, control and implement research and development
  • Develop Industry Intelligence
  • Provide product and quality assurance
  • Engage with government and other stakeholders
  • Assist growers long-term sustainability
  • Drive industry transformation
  • Facilitate efficient logistics

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