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New Obregon location shows signs of strong grape season

Campos Borquez, a supplier of year-round organic and regenerative super foods, expects a strong grape season this summer that will kick-start early from its unique region in Obregon. 

Driven by accountability to the land, soil and partners, Campos Borquez’s practices highlight its commitment to long-term relationships based on trust, transparency and loyalty. Through social and environmental diversification, including the new farm location, Campos Borquez is positioned for a strong green and red grape season. 

“Obregon's southern region gives us the conditions to start production very early in the season,” said Sergio Borquez, executive vice-president of Campos Borquez. “While we acknowledge that cooler temperatures in March have resulted in a three to four-day delay, we will start production of Early Sweet from Obregon on May 12 and are on track to ship close to half a million cartons of this variety by the end of the month.”

Campos Borquez expects a strong grape season this summer that will kick-start early from Obregon.

On the heels of green grapes, production for red grapes will begin on May 19 with above average volumes expected by the end of May. 
“We anticipate having 80 percent of our volume packed by the beginning of June,” added Borquez. “It’s showing to be a concentrated season with excellent quality-- bunch structure looks as good as we have seen and the fruit is sizing up beautifully.”

Campos Borquez plans on distributing 1.3 million grape cartons from both the Obregon and Caborca farm locations during the 2021 season.

Availability includes:

  • Early Sweet: Organic + Fair Trade certified, available May
  • Passion Fire: Organic + Fair Trade certified, available May-July
  • Sugar Drop: Organic + Fair Trade certified, available May-June
  • Flame Seedless: Conventional + Fair Trade certified, available May-July

The company has focused on diversifying the brand’s portfolio, including the introduction of new winter vegetables, along with avocados and mangoes. And while this is the family’s 20th grape season, it marks the first time the Sugar Drop and Passion Fire grape varieties will be offered under organic certification. 

“We have taken great strides to promote health and wellness to families by providing the tastiest, most sustainable produce possible,” said Borquez. “We are excited for these new offerings as it aligns the values of environmental care, social responsibility and our involvement with organic and Fair Trade certifications. Our customers seek these seals and crave a great tasting experience.” 

For more information:
Rodrigo Torres
Campos Borquez
Tel: +1 (239) 336-4592
[email protected] 
www.camposborquez.com

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