Sun World International

Curious about how long it can take for a new grape variety to make its way to your table and fields? The journey from breeding to farming to reaching consumers’ tables globally is a long and meticulous process that typically takes up to 10-15 years! C) is the correct answer 🌱 At Sun World we remain dedicated to breeding fruit varieties that offer better eating experiences, good shelve life, and grower-friendly attributes. 🌍 Stay tuned as we continue this journey, bringing innovative and delicious grapes to growers and consumers worldwide. #GrapeBreeding #Agriculture #Innovation #SustainableFarming #FutureOfFruit #SunWorld #FruitVarieties

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The Sun World Team continues to be buzzing with activity this November! Kicking off the citrus harvest season in Spain with our early-season Citrus Field Day. Licensees and friends gathered to see, taste and discuss our early-season citrus variety, FJ. FJ is an early navel coming from a natural mutation of Navelina. Compared to the Navelina, FJ has a rounder shape, better caliber with earlier external color development, and practically no navel and creasing. As a result, FJ hangs much better on the tree, extending the picking period to 2-3 weeks. The next field days will take place in mid-January showcasing our mid-season varietals and late-March to showcase our late-season varietals. 🧡 #SunWorld #CitrusHarvest #CitrusVarieties #FruitHarvest #FieldDay #CitrusSeason #CitrusLovers

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We're #hiring a new Applied Varietal Research Agronomist (AVR) in Wasco, California. Apply today or share this post with your network.

A trip halfway around South Africa exploring mango, citrus and table grapes Starting in Limpopo, Northern Cape, Namibia, a bordering country, and making their way to the Western Cape, the Sun World GTS team visited multiple licensed growers vineyards, test blocks, nurseries and a few orchards. With open dialogue and hands-on support, the team collaborated closely with licensees, exchanging insights and strengthening agronomy practices to ensure these varietals reach their full potential for our growers. Thank you to our partners for your time and for hosting us. Karstens, In2Fruit, EXSA Pty Ltd, DENAU FRUIT EXPORTERS, Suiderland, Indigo Fruit Farming (Pty)Ltd, DuRoi Nurseries, and Capespan.

At Sun World, we are focused on working with our licensed marketers and growers to provide high-quality fruit to markets around the globe. We are keenly aware of the challenges that can come from flooding, drought, and other natural disasters. As these types of events are unfortunately common, we must develop actionable plans to manage fruit quality and associated branding as it makes its way to retailers and consumers. As such, Sun World provides the following specification requirements, and quality and technical support resources to help guide our licensees and retail partners: - When fruit quality is within the required specifications, Sun World’s consumer brand names can be used on the packaging, e.g., AUTUMNCRISP®. - When fruit quality does not achieve the required specifications due to a natural disaster or other challenges in the field or in transit, the fruit can still be sold under its variety or cultivar name, e.g., Sugrathirtyfive. This outlined approach enables growers, marketers, and importers to sell the best fruit in the brand name, increasing consumer enjoyment and awareness while protecting the brand’s integrity. During challenging circumstances, there is still an opportunity to sell good fruit that falls short of the quality specifications, by using the varietal name versus the branded name, protecting consumer perception.

The Sun World Team has been buzzing with activity this November! This month, Sun World partnered with Agrivale, a Sun World licensee in Brazil, to take a group of Brazilian-licensed growers on a visit to our partners in Peru, including Defrusa, Agropiura, Purafruit, PEDREGAL S.A., Rapel and Ecosac. The trip aimed to gain insights into enhanced production practices and understand the commercial significance of AUTUMNCRISP®. A big thank you to our hosts for enriching our growers' knowledge! Stay tuned for more November highlights!

At Sun World, we are focused on working with our licensed marketers and growers to provide high-quality fruit to markets around the globe. We are keenly aware of the challenges that can come from flooding, drought, and other natural disasters. As these types of events are unfortunately common, we must develop actionable plans to manage fruit quality and associated branding as it makes its way to retailers and consumers. As such, Sun World provides the following specification requirements, and quality and technical support resources to help guide our licensees and retail partners: - When fruit quality is within the required specifications, Sun World’s consumer brand names can be used on the packaging, e.g., AUTUMNCRISP®. - When fruit quality does not achieve the required specifications due to a natural disaster or other challenges in the field or in transit, the fruit can still be sold under its variety or cultivar name, e.g., Sugrathirtyfive. This outlined approach enables growers, marketers, and importers to sell the best fruit in the brand name, increasing consumer enjoyment and awareness while protecting the brand’s integrity. During challenging circumstances, there is still an opportunity to sell good fruit that falls short of the quality specifications, by using the varietal name versus the branded name, protecting consumer perception.

At Sun World, we are focused on working with our licensed marketers and growers to provide high-quality fruit to markets around the globe. We are keenly aware of the challenges that can come from flooding, drought, and other natural disasters. As these types of events are unfortunately common, we must develop actionable plans to manage fruit quality and associated branding as it makes its way to retailers and consumers. As such, Sun World provides the following specification requirements, and quality and technical support resources to help guide our licensees and retail partners: - When fruit quality is within the required specifications, Sun World’s consumer brand names can be used on the packaging, e.g., AUTUMNCRISP®. - When fruit quality does not achieve the required specifications due to a natural disaster or other challenges in the field or in transit, the fruit can still be sold under its variety or cultivar name, e.g., Sugrathirtyfive. This outlined approach enables growers, marketers, and importers to sell the best fruit in the brand name, increasing consumer enjoyment and awareness while protecting the brand’s integrity. During challenging circumstances, there is still an opportunity to sell good fruit that falls short of the quality specifications, by using the varietal name versus the branded name, protecting consumer perception.