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Saudi Arabia’s annual grape production has passed 110,500 tonnes, achieving a self-sufficiency rate of 58 percent. (SPA)

Saudi Arabia’s grape harvest hits 110,500 tonnes

  • Grapes are cultivated on more than 4,720 hectares in the Kingdom
  • Recent report highlighted Tabuk as the top grape-producing region in Saudi Arabia, yielding 46,939 tonnes annually
By Arab News ·

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