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Fruit shipper introduces new specialty imported plum program

Pacific Trellis Fruit unveils four new imported specialty plum varieties. The company is gearing up for the high-flavor arrivals from Chile and South Africa beginning next month. The plums will be unveiled in two-pound clamshells under the premium Dulcinea® brand. The new high-graphic labels will pop on display to catch attention.

Lemon Plums, grown in Chile and South Africa, are yellow-skinned and turn bright red when ripe.

“Our imported specialty plums are shaking up the category,” said Dan Carapella Jr., director of special projects and senior sales executive. “The wildly sweet and juicy plums are available for a limited time through mid-March/April.”

The company highlights four specialty plum varieties: Lemon, Extra Sweet, Watermelon and Sugar Plums. Lemon Plums, grown in Chile and South Africa, are yellow-skinned and turn bright red when ripe. Extra Sweet Plums, grown in Chile and South Africa, varies in appearance from bright red, dark red to red/yellowish skin. Watermelon Plums, grown in South Africa, have green skin with red flesh, similar in appearance to a watermelon. Sugar Plums, grown in Chile, have red to purple skin with golden-yellow flesh.

Watermelon Plums, grown in South Africa, have green skin with red flesh, similar in appearance to a watermelon.

“We are excited to offer the specialty plum program to customers,” said Tim Davis, category coordinator, stone fruit. “These varieties offer a unique merchandising opportunity, capturing incremental sales opportunities for the winter plum category.”

For more information:
Howard Nager
Pacific Trellis Fruit
hnager@pacifictrellisfruit.com  
https://www.pacifictrellisfruit.com/  
https://www.dulcinea.com/  

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