Italy: Time for South African grapes, melons from the Antilles and Sicily

The sun is shining and the desire for summer fruit increases. Citrus fruits lose interest, but are still sold, and the demand for grapes and plums arriving from South Africa increases; but the demand for melons that are shipped from the Antilles and Morocco is also growing, and the first Sicilian melon is also seen on the Italian wholesale markets. With the hope that it will be good to be able to replace the foreign product. In Bergamo great demand for grapes and plums from South Africa The spring of the markets is illustrated to myfruit.it by Federico Fapanni, OrtoBergamo seller of entrepreneur Savino Tiraboschi with stalls at the market in the Lombard city. “People are a little tired of oranges and clementines and are asking for news. Even if Spanish or Israeli clementines are still sold, and the late Tarocco is fine, an exceptional fruit. A plant that arrives at the end but it's very sweet and resistant oranges, they don't spoil like other varieties, and they cost 2.80/3 euros ...