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Launch of first self-fertile Nonpareil almond variety transforms almond farming

Ohalo announced today the launch of FruitionOne, the world's first self-fertile Nonpareil almond variety. This allows almond growers to eliminate the need for traditional pollenizer trees when planting Nonpareil almond orchards, marking an advancement in almond farming.

Nonpareil almonds have long been considered the gold standard of the industry, prized for their quality and price premium. However, their dependence on pollenizer trees has posed challenges—adding complexity, increasing costs, and introducing risks related to weather and declining pollinator populations. As water scarcity worsens, labor costs rise, and weather patterns become increasingly unpredictable, almond growers and consumers are looking for a more reliable, profitable, and sustainable solution.

After four years of research and development, Ohalo announces the completion of its USDA Regulatory Status Review process for FruitionOne with availability for early orders in late 2026 and first commercial deliveries beginning in 2027. The first FruitionOne trial orchard plantings are underway in California.

"The U.S. almond industry is under increasing pressure to meet growing demand for high quality almonds while growers are challenged to consistently meet their financial needs and consumers are demanding more sustainable practices," said Dave Friedberg, CEO of Ohalo. "FruitionOne offers a powerful solution enabling higher productivity with fewer resources, benefiting consumers, growers, and the environment."

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