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agriculture counts storm damage costs
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AI-generatedThe storms destroyed table grapes and wine production in Western Cape, South Africa, creating a supply shortage for these products. The impact is region-specific (South Africa), affecting local farmers and exporters. The channel is supply_shortage, leading to higher prices for table grapes and wine in the short term. Winners: competing producers in other regions. Losers: affected farms, South African wine/grape exporters.
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- Violent storms in Western Cape affected ~150,000 people, 11 fatalities.
- Hex River Valley, South Africa's largest table grape producer, hit hard.
- Medoc table grape farm and Van Loveren Family Vineyards reported extensive damage.
- Van Loveren lost 1.3 million bottles of wine.
- Farmers face billions of rand in losses.
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