Global fresh produce grower Jupiter Group’s Indian grapes are ready to fill the gap caused by challenging weather across Chile and South Africa.
Jupiter Group’s Indian grape season has really stepped up with weekly volumes now reaching their peak over the next week. The quality of table grapes in the field and on the first arrivals with customers gives great confidence in the current climate.
Jupiter Head of Grapes Damian says: “In the current climate where Chile and South Africa have seen weather conditions that have impacted the supply of white table grapes, the demand and expectation on India has never been higher and we are ready to deliver”.
Ready to deliver- Indian grapes
Jupiter’s Indian grape season continues with exceptional availability until week 23. After starting with their exclusive white table grape ARRA 15 (ARRA Sweeties™) and popular Thompson around week 51 of 2020, the season has gone from strength to strength as the harvest of their Crimson Seedless, Sharad and Maylen also commenced.
Commercial volume of ARRA
This is the first season of Indian table grapes from Jupiter that has seen commercial volume of the new ARRA varieties reach the market.
As mentioned in December, the new varieties give the opportunity to spread the volumes over the Far and Middle East, EU, Canadian, Russian and UK markets; not just relying on the traditional markets for Indian grapes.
Exclusive white grape- ARRA 15
The Indian ARRA 15, exclusive to Jupiter Group, is a third-year production of high quality, known for its impressive shelf-life, good level of sweetness and exceptional eating experience. Jupiter Group table grapes grown in the Nashik region are benefitting from the ideal growing conditions of warm days and cooler nights which enhances the sugar content of the berries. With an average brix of 18% and average sizing of 18-20mm, it is a grape not to be missed.
For more information:
Nathan Bagust
Jupiter Group
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