Wild Flower Vineyards starts California grapes

Wild Flower Vineyards, Bakersfield, Calif., will start harvesting the California crop on July 13.

3C1E6C4B-F308-46D7-BABE15705286D2DE.png
3C1E6C4B-F308-46D7-BABE15705286D2DE.png
(Courtesy Wild Flower Vineyards)

Wild Flower Vineyards, Bakersfield, Calif., will start harvesting California grapes on July 13.

The company, which calls itself a “boutique-style grape grower with a focus on high quality,” supplies wholesale, retail and export customers, according to a news release. Flames, summer royals and sugraones will begin the season, along with early Scarlet Royals, with big volumes expected this season.

Wild Flower Vineyards also grows Autumn King, Autumn Royals and great greens, according to the release.

The company ships California grapes through November under the Wild Flower Vineyards brand.

The grapes are marketed by Atlas Produce & Distribution Inc., Bakersfield.

The Packer logo (567x120)
Related Stories
Gov. Gavin Newsom has made a proclamation to expedite preparations for snow and flooding ahead of a potentially damaging and dangerous El Niño this winter.
Capitalizing on a 15.6% sales surge, the board is launching aggressive fall promotions to move walnuts into the produce aisle alongside fresh, whole foods.
The produce recovery organization solves a challenge by redirecting truckload-scale commercial surplus to hunger relief networks, delivering 2.8 billion total servings of fresh fruits and vegetables to communities experiencing food insecurity.
Read Next
As growing numbers of Americans turn to short-term installment loans to offset persistent grocery inflation, forecasting strategist Marieke van der Poel explains how splitting food bills into micro-payments is altering consumer psychology, store inventory and the definition of everyday affordability.
Get Daily News
GET MARKET ALERTS
Get News & Markets App