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Gator eggs hatch just in time for PMA Fresh Summit 2013

In a world where bigger is better, the famous avocado just got smaller. The newest addition to the avocado family is the Gator Egg, a single-serving avocado whose moniker is derived from the avocado's old-time nickname - alligator pear.

Only a bit larger than a regular egg, each Gator Egg provides about a third of a cup of fresh, smooth avocado - just the right amount for garnishing one sandwich or one salad or spreading on one slice of toast. No mess, no waste, and best of all, no leftovers turning brown in the refrigerator.



Gator Eggs will be available in six-packs of size 84 avocados packaged in a carton similar to a half-dozen eggs. Shanley Farms will introduce them to buyers at the Produce Marketing Association's Fresh Summit 2013, which takes place Oct. 18-20 in New Orleans. Gator Eggs will be available for shipping beginning in December.

If visiting Fresh Summit, stop by the Shanley Farms booth (No. 3155) to learn more about Gator Eggs, as well as CitriburstT Finger Limes and the season's finest Morro Bay Avocados.

For more information:
Megan Shanley
Shanley Farms
Tel: +1 805.234.8533
Email: megan@shanleyfarms.com
www.shanleyfarms.com



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