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Orange and mandarin season outlook 2023/2024

Orange and mandarin season outlook 2023/2024

Direct shipping of oranges and mandarins starts in mid-October – and with it the “(supra-)regional supply” initiative again

After a warm summer, we are pleased to let you know that part of the “Orangen frisch nach Hause” team has returned to work to prepare for the next sales season of oranges and mandarins. We particularly want to work on improving the aspects that did not go so well last season, and we trust that the weather will be kind to us so that we can remain your favourite shop for buying oranges. Ruth Palomero and the team in Jever, Cullera's twin town Our beloved town of Cullera is twinned with Jever, a town in Lower Saxony in Germany. Last weekend the 25th anniversary of this town twinning was celebrated there, and our company’s management team had the honour of accompanying Cullera’s official delegation, led by Mayor Jordi Mayor. Apart from a very enriching and exciting cultural exchange, it was a very special moment for us to meet friends and customers of our shop again. We – Lili, Vicent, Esther and I – would like to thank the whole town of Jever once again very warmly for the hospitality we experienced, and we hope to welcome you to Cullera soon. Ruth Palomero and the team in Jever, Cullera's twin town

Of course, we also look forward to welcoming all our other customers to our shop, starting in mid-October with the first mandarins of the season. We will give you more detailed information about this in the coming weeks.

Thank you for your trust in us, and greetings from Cullera

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Ruth Palomero

Ruth Palomero

Orangenfrischnachhause

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