Italian pomegranate season in the starting blocks

Published 2021년 8월 31일

Tridge summary

The first Italian pomegranates of the Lome Super Fruit brand, including the Shany and Emek varieties, will be available from September 6 for two weeks before the Ako cultivar. The farm, which has about 30 hectares of early varieties, expects to sell twice as many pomegranates as last year. The installation of anti-hail nets has allowed for protection against hail and extreme heat, resulting in a higher percentage of Class I fruit. The marketing season is expected to last about seven months, with plans to fulfill orders in the Italian market and provide 100% Italian pomegranates grown in Apulia.
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The first Italian pomegranates of the Lome Super Fruit brand will be available from week 36. "We will deliver the first pomegranates of the Shany and Emek varieties from Monday 6 September. For two years now, these varieties allow us to start the season a little earlier, in waiting for the Ako cultivar. And then the season will pick up steam with the Wonderful pomegranate, which we can offer until the end of March," sums up Dario De Lisi, sales manager at Masseria Fruttirossi. "We have about 30 hectares of early varieties, the harvest of which will start in the middle of next week. We will be able to guarantee the markets uninterrupted fresh pomegranates with the right degree of ripeness. It looks like we will sell twice as many pomegranates this year as last year. In the last few days, just before picking, the pomegranates still grow slightly, increase their Brix value a bit and they also show a nice color." Pomegranate of the Shany variety "The early awakening of the plants, ...
Source: AGF

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