23 October 2016

South Australia

The Riverland growing region, located in South Australia, is the third largest citrus growing region in Australia, with 5, 518 hectares of planted citrus, contributing 20 per cent of Australia’s commercial citrus industry.*

(Pictured: Loxton citrus orchard 2021)

The main citrus varieties grown are navels (predominately Washington), mandarins (Imperial and Afourer) and Valencia oranges.

Major towns within the Riverland include Renmark, Berri, Loxton and Waikerie.

(Pictured: Venus Citrus packing shed located in Loxton SA 2019)

*2020 Census (latest data)

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