our grapefruit

a short introduction of our grapefruit

We are excited to formally announce that our company supplying and exporting our exceptional line of high-quality grapefruits sourced directly from Turkey. We take great pride in delivering exceptional products that are truly a hallmark of luxury. Our grapefruits are a testament to this fact, and we are committed to offering only the very best to our valued customers. Whether you are looking for a refreshing burst of flavor or a sophisticated addition to your menu, our grapefruits are sure to impress. We are excited to share this announcement with you and look forward to continuing to provide exceptional products and services to our loyal customers.

Planting Grapefruit in Turkey:

  • Climate: Grapefruit cultivation in Turkey primarily occurs in the Mediterranean and Aegean regions, where the climate is suitable for citrus cultivation. These areas have mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers.
  • Soil: Grapefruits thrive in well-draining, slightly acidic to neutral soils. Turkey’s diverse geography provides a range of soil types suitable for grapefruit cultivation.
  • Varieties: Several grapefruit varieties are grown in Turkey, including the white, pink, and red varieties. Examples include Marsh Seedless, Star Ruby, and Rio Red.
  • Planting Season: The ideal time for planting grapefruit trees in Turkey is typically in the early spring or late winter when the weather is mild, and the risk of frost has passed. This allows the young trees to establish their root systems before the hot summer months.

Harvesting Grapefruit in Turkey:

  • Harvest Time: Grapefruits in Turkey are usually ready for harvest in the late fall to early winter, depending on the specific variety and region. The harvest season can extend from November through February.
  • Maturity: Grapefruits are harvested when they reach their optimal maturity for taste and quality. This is determined by factors such as color, size, and sugar content.
  • Harvesting Method: Workers typically pick grapefruits by hand to avoid damaging the fruit. Care is taken to handle the fruit gently to prevent bruising.
  • Export: Turkey is a significant exporter of grapefruits, and the fruit is often shipped to international markets, including Europe and the Middle East.

Starting Season for Grapefruit in Turkey:

  • Blossoming: Grapefruit trees in Turkey usually start to blossom in the spring, around March or April. The blossoms are fragrant and a crucial step in the fruit-bearing process.
  • Fruit Development: Following pollination, the fruit begins to develop. It takes several months for grapefruits to grow to maturity, with the exact timing depending on factors such as climate and variety.
  • Ripening: Grapefruits in Turkey typically begin to ripen in the late fall, starting the harvest season.