Mandarins

Clementines and mandarins are the protagonists of the fruit and vegetable department during their respective seasons, thanks to their excellent nutritional profile; rich in vitamins and convenient, they are ideal as snacks even on the go. However, in recent years, difficulties in the fields have affected the quality, leading to... read more

Winter in Morocco is characterized by a vibrant and fragrant celebration: the arrival of mandarin oranges and other citrus fruits. From early January to late February, these luscious fruits dominate the streets, sold from pickup trucks, pushcarts, and wooden crates in local markets and grocery stores. read more

The harvest of Greek Navelina oranges and Nova mandarins concluded on February 25 with small-sized fruits. In the final phase of their season, the grower price for Navelinas loaded on trucks was €0.30/kg, while for Novas, the price was €0.40/kg. Looking ahead to the upcoming days, it appears that read more

The It's Bio project focuses on the varietal innovation of organic Tango mandarins, targeting Italy, Belgium, and Greece. Financed by the European Union and the Aop Gruppo Viva, it involves Almaverde Bio, Apofruit, Codma Op, Ca’ Nova, Coop Sole, and Aop La Mongolfiera. read more

In Italy, the annual production of mandarins and clementines generally ranges from 600,000 to 700,000 tons, depending on the climatic conditions and the performance of the years. read more

Clementines and mandarins make up a significant part of the European citrus production, which in Italy amounts to more than 3 million tons of citrus fruits annually, including oranges, lemons, mandarins, and other citrus varieties. Thanks to the fertile soils and ideal climate, approximately 65 read more

A month ago, Handelfresh launched the Moroccan season for Nadorcott mandarins. "We have access to a good crop in Morocco. The weather has been favorable, and there has been enough water, ensuring sufficient supply, including the most requested sizes," says Ahmed Laasri, the Moroccan exporter. read more

The mandarin, ripened under the golden sun of Spain, with its bright, multicolored peel delights the whole family. Halloweena™ is available loose or in charming packages, redefining festive treats with a touch of autumn magic. Taste the magic. read more

The campaign for the late seedless Tang Gold mandarin from Op Agricor has just started a few days ago. This particular mandarin stands out for its sweetness, aromatic flavor, thin peel, and high quality level. "This year too, we have achieved extraordinary results, thanks to the adoption of..." read more

OP Agricor confirms its commitment to sustainable production and the enhancement of high-quality citrus fruits with Tang Gold. The campaign for the late seedless mandarin has just started, and the quality parameters of this variety, which extends the commercial window, are already in place. read more

In the fruit and vegetable section of the Leclerc store in Drumettaz (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes), managed by Benjamin Genovese, the newest member of the citrus family, the Banzzai mandarin, is prominently displayed alongside the well-known Newhall orange and Sicilian red mandarin. read more

Nador Cott Protection S.A.S., a company specializing in scientific research and development and holding the intellectual property rights for the Nadorcott mandarin under UK Plant Breeder Right, has started legal action against nine major UK retailers for unauthorized sales of the fruit. read more

The campaign for the seedless late-season Tang Gold Mandarin from Op Agricor has just started. This variety stands out for its sweetness, aromatic flavor, thin peel, and high quality. "This year too, we have achieved extraordinary results, thanks to the adoption of..." read more

The Nadorcott Protection (NCP) has recently taken new legal action in the United Kingdom against a second major retailer, accusing it of selling Tango/Tang Gold mandarins without authorization, as reported by fruitnet.com. This is not the first time that NCP has found itself in this situation. read more

The Egyptian soft citrus season started in November with good demand. Initially, there were reports of high exports to Europe, the Gulf countries, and Russia. However, the current situation shows a decline in trend, and the demand is not meeting the exporters' expectations. This information comes from Mahmoud Esawy. read more

Fruit Today magazine had the opportunity to speak with Pedro Sánchez, its general director, who highlighted the importance that the Orri mandarin will acquire this year.

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With the arrival of January, Tango Fruit returns to the spotlight in stores, bringing an excellent product to Italian tables: the premium seedless mandarin, recognized for its unique characteristics. Natural sweetness, convenience of consumption, and a commitment to the environment are what set it apart. read more

The winter campaign of Tango Fruit, the premium seedless mandarin resulting from the exclusive partnership between Spreafico and the brand itself, is back. Starting in January and running until May, it will feature the first significant Italian production, complemented by that from Spain. Communication on this topic is imminent. read more

Nador Cott Protection (NCP) has announced that it has initiated legal proceedings against another prominent retailer in the UK for allegedly selling Tango/Tang Gold mandarins without authorization. read more

The first part of the clementine season has come to an end, and there is now beginning to be some supply of Sandos to ensure continuity in markets that are seeking sweet and juicy varieties. The reduced supply of clementines and mandarins in the second part of the season indicates that prices are likely to remain stable. read more