Bee Sweet Citrus ramping up holiday citrus promotions

“While the season got off to a late start, the overall quality and flavor of our fruit has been nothing short of excellent,” said Bee Sweet Citrus sales representative Jason Sadoian.

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Fowler, Calif.-based Bee Sweet Citrus has multiple citrus varieties available for holiday promotions.

“Bee Sweet Citrus has navel oranges, lemons, mandarins, melo gold grapefruit and pummelos available for the holiday season,” Bee Sweet Citrus sales representative Jason Sadoian said in a news release. “While the season got off to a late start, the overall quality and flavor of our fruit has been nothing short of excellent.”

With food at the heart of many holiday gatherings, Bee Sweet says its citrus line caters to shoppers with diverse culinary needs. Each of the company’s available varieties has unique flavor profiles, making them collectively useful for flavorful snacks, entrees and more, according to the release.

“The start of California’s citrus season is always an exciting time as it signals that start of excellent marketing opportunities to come,” Bee Sweet Citrus sales representative Anders Skooglund said in the release. “With flu season and several major holidays quickly approaching, there’s no better time to market immunity-boosting citrus than now.”

Available in new, high-graphic packaging, all of Bee Sweet’s varieties are available in bag and bulk options, according to the release.

For more information regarding the company’s winter citrus line, visit beesweetcitrus.com.

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