Spain trying to introduce these new, exotic fruits to the European market

In particular, caviar lemon has the potential to conquer a certain niche market in Europe. Spanish producers and traders have recently been trying to introduce some lesser-known, exotic fruits to the European market. The increased prevalence of these products is due to a lack of awareness, undeveloped transport routes and special European storage locations, writes freshplaza.com. Of these special fruits, caviar lemon in particular has the potential to conquer a certain niche market in Europe. It is a lemon-like, cylindrical-shaped fruit from Australia, 6-8 cm long and 2-3 cm thick, with small spheres inside reminiscent of caviar grains. It is excellent for flavoring fish and various salads and desserts. Due to its sour taste and high vitamin content, it is easily liked by consumers. The plant is heat-demanding and sensitive to frost, so for the time being, the fruit can only be marketed from imports, and its cultivation is only possible in the southern regions of Europe at most. ...