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  2. Eat Seasonal: Fruit and Vegetable Seasonal Availability in South Africa

    • Summer (December, January, and February) Summer is the season of abundance in South Africa, as many fruits and vegetables are in their peak. ...
    • Autumn (March, April, and May) Autumn is the transition season between summer and winter, and it brings a mix of fruits and vegetables that are both sweet and savoury. ...
    • Winter (June, July, and August) ...
    • Spring (September, October, and November) ...
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