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The oranges and mandarins are coming soon!

The oranges and mandarins are coming soon!

Ruth lets you know that the new season will soon begin with mandarins.

Ruth Palomero Dear customers, warm greetings from Spain once again! It is now seven years since we started selling oranges in our online shop. We have learnt a great deal in that time. Even though it has not always been easy, the overall result is still very positive, and we are very pleased with how well our oranges have been received and with how our service has improved.

This year, too, we intend to deliver the best oranges, mandarins and lemons to your home, and we would like to ask you for a little help: because ours is an online shop, on a first visit you cannot get to know the seller, see how clean the shop is or judge the quality of the service – and, most importantly, you cannot know how our citrus fruit smells or tastes. That is why reviews from customers who already know us are so valuable. You would be doing us a great favour if you could write a short review in your favourite search engine, such as Google, describing your experience with our shop.

Our organic plantation has made progress over the past months. You can see photos of the current state of our groves here:

OUR ORGANIC FARMING PROJECT (German)

As last year, we will start the season towards the end of October, beginning with mandarins. We hope the first oranges will be ripe in the second or third week of November. We will let you know!

Autumnal greetings from Cullera!

We would like to point you to direct shipping from Ruth Palomero’s orange plantation in València. There you can order oranges and mandarins directly from the farmer to your home, without any middlemen. It (almost) doesn’t get any fresher or more convenient. We gain nothing financially from orders. We are simply happy to recommend it.

RUTH’S HOMEPAGE (German)

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