Sweet C South African Mandarin Oranges Hit the Market Significantly Earlier, New Variety RHM in High Demand!

Recently, Sweet C South African mandarin oranges have entered a stable supply period. In previous years, Sweet C's market entry in China was typically in August-October, but this year the arrival time has significantly advanced to June, perfectly filling the domestic summer citrus off-season.

Many retailers and consumers have discovered that Sweet C's taste has also greatly improved, thanks to the support of the new RHM variety. The new RHM (Royal Honey Murcott) is an early-maturing mandarin variety, originating from a natural variant in the central region of Queensland, Australia. The RHM has an average peel thickness of around 2 millimeters, juice content over 50%, sugar content exceeding 12, and a sugar-acid ratio of 24:1. With its low acidity, sweet taste, few seeds, and rich tropical flavor, it is rapidly becoming one of the most popular citrus varieties globally.

Sweet C's selected citrus varieties are easy to peel, sweet and juicy, and almost seedless. Over the years, with its rich and fresh taste and perfectly balanced sweet-sour ratio, it has won widespread praise from domestic consumers.

Jason, the international procurement manager at Shanghai Zuo Guo Trading Co., Ltd., the official authorized distributor of Sweet C, explained that the company began introducing the RHM variety last year with positive market feedback. This year, the RHM variety's proportion has significantly increased to 40%, which is very beneficial for capturing the domestic summer citrus market. Shanghai Zuo Guo continues to introduce high-quality South African fruits to the domestic market, striving to strengthen cooperation with various channels and aiming to let more consumers experience high-quality, easy-to-peel, sweet and juicy citrus during the hot summer.

Sweet C's popularity in the domestic market is also inseparable from the quality commitment of the brand Fruitalyst and exporter Core. Based on years of experience exporting to the European market, Sweet C follows strict and advanced management processes in planting, harvesting, packaging, and transportation. Combined with reasonable global export and sales channel allocation, Sweet C has maintained stable prices over the years. It is believed that with the continued joint efforts of the brand, exporter, importer, and sales channels, Sweet C's brand awareness and quality recognition in the Chinese market will continue to improve.