Sugar cane is grown in South Africa on the Mount

Unlike in Java, sugar cane crop in Durban, South Africa planted in hills that do not require much water. It makes wonder some entrepreneurs who participated in the South African trade mission.

"If in Central Java and East Java were planted in sugar cane fields and the need to water a lot," said Chairman of the African Committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) Indonesia Mintardjo Halim, pointing to a stretch of sugar cane in the hills between Durban City and Durban Airport on Friday (13 / 4/2012), as reported by Kompas journalist Fertile Tjahjono.

Chairman of the Association of Food and Beverage All Indonesia Adhi S Lukman also seen busy photographing the expanse of sugar cane.

The trade mission April 11 to 12, South African businessman offering sugar to Indonesia. "The offer we learned this year because we import sugar," said Adhi.