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Sales Strategies

  • Don’t let the need to peel or juice keep consumers from buying citrus. Include citrus peelers, juicers and zesters alongside oranges and specialty citrus.
  • Encourage consumers to think of citrus as a breakfast, lunch and dinner food by cross-merchandising citrus with breakfast foods, salad fixings, juicing supplies and even meat or fish.
  • Nothing encourages shoppers to try something new like tasting it for themselves. Offer samples of premium-priced specialty citrus to tempt consumers’ taste buds.
  • Take advantage of the winter months when citrus is king of the produce department. Offer plenty of promotions to keep those oranges, lemons and grapefruit moving out the door.
  • Health-conscious consumers love citrus because they offer plenty of health benefits while being tasty and refreshing. Play up citrus’ health benefits in ads and promotions.
  • Citrus has long been a part of Christmas traditions. Oranges were a regular item to find in the bottom of a stocking in years gone by. Play on that association to keep oranges and other specialty citrus flying of the shelf during the holidays. Include citrus in gift boxes at the holidays.
  • Encourage shoppers to think about citrus as a part of the holiday meal in a fruit salad or as part of a fruit and vegetable tray. You can even boost sales by offering decorating ideas with citrus. An orange covered with cloves makes a fragrant, traditional addition to any Christmas tree. Keep the leaves on some specialty citrus to add a holiday flair to the produce department.

Dynamic Displays

  • Citrus adds both color and aroma to your winter produce department. Make citrus the first thing consumers see when they walk into your produce department during peak season. Eye-catching displays will increase impulse sales.
  • Keep youngsters in mind and offer smaller sizes of citrus, like easy-peel varieties, to encourage putting them in the lunchbox. Offer a variety of sizes and varieties to appeal to all consumers.
  • Include lemons and limes in your citrus displays. They add a useful color break and having them prominently displayed can boost sales.
  • Clementines are a favorite of young and old alike. The easy-to-peel small citrus fruits are an easy snack for those of any age. Keep your shelves stocked when they are in peak season. Offer bags or boxes of the sweet treat.
  • Include recipes for citrus on your display. Most consumers think of citrus only as a snack. Remind shoppers they make a tasty addition to salads and as flavoring for meat.
  • Specialty citrus can add something special to your citrus display. Be sure to use signs to inform consumers about the traits of each type of citrus. Use an Amazon.com strategy by offering an “If you like this, try this” sign.

Perfect Pricing

  • Offer promotional pricing during peak season to draw consumers into the produce department.
  • Citrus can be priced by the piece or by the pound. Pricing expectations often differ by region of the country.
  • Offer competitive pricing on both bagged and bulk product as many consumers perceive packaged citrus as a better value.
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alphasproduce2

Alphas Produce

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Business Type:
Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Chelsea, 02150 Massachusetts
Citrus:
Oranges
Deciduous Fruit:
Grapes
Melons:
Cantaloupe, Watermelon
Stone Fruit:
Nectarines, Peaches
Tropical Fruit:
Avocados, Pineapple
Cooking Vegetables:
Asparagus, Cabbage
Vision Produce Company

Vision Produce Company HQ

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Business Type:
Broker, Shipper, Importer, Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Los Angeles, 90058 California
Citrus:
Limes, Oranges
Tropical Fruit:
Coconuts, Mangoes
Cooking Vegetables:
Beets, Garlic, Okra, Parsnips, Peppers, Chili
Salad Vegetables:
Peppers, Bell
NorfolkBananaDistributors

Norfolk Banana Distributors Inc

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Business Type:
Shipper, Importer, Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Norfolk, 23502 Virginia
Berries:
Blackberries, Blueberries, Cranberries, Raspberries, Strawberries
Citrus:
Grapefruit, Lemons, Limes, Oranges
Deciduous Fruit:
Apples
NortheastGrowers

Northeast Growers Inc

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Business Type:
Grower
Location HQ:
Newark, 19713-1927 Delaware
Berries:
Blackberries, Blueberries, Cranberries, Gold Raspberries, Red Raspberries, Strawberries, Red Currants, Kiwiberries, Cape Gooseberries/Goldenberries
Citrus:
Melogold
mountainfoodproducts

Mountain Food Products

Overview (1)   (0)   (0)  
Business Type:
Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Asheville, 28806 North Carolina
Citrus:
Oranges
Cooking Vegetables:
Mushrooms
Salad Vegetables:
Lettuce
logo Citrus Capital 2

Citrus Capital Corp

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Business Type:
Broker
Location HQ:
McAllen, 78501 Texas
Berries:
Blackberries, Blueberries
Citrus:
Clementines / Mandarins / Tangerines
Cooking Vegetables:
Celery Root
Specialties:
Malanga, Dragon Fruit, Tomatillo
Organic Produce:
Organic Beans, Organic Blackberries, Organic Blueberries
landmcompanies

L&M Companies Inc HQ

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Business Type:
Exporter, Grower, Shipper, Importer, Retailer, Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Raleigh, 27604 North Carolina
Berries:
Blackberries, Blueberries, Raspberries, Strawberries
Citrus:
Grapefruit, Lemons, Limes, Oranges
Deciduous Fruit:
Apples, Grapes
SS_logo_ORIG_1

Seald Sweet International HQ

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Business Type:
Broker, Grower, Shipper, Importer
Location HQ:
Vero Beach, 32966 Florida
Citrus:
Grapefruit, Lemons, Oranges, Clementines / Mandarins / Tangerines, Tangelos
Deciduous Fruit:
Apples, Grapes, Pears
Tropical Fruit:
Avocados
Stone Fruit:
Dark Sweet Cherries
inverafrut

Inverafruit USA LLC

Overview (4)   (0)   (0)  
Business Type:
Wholesaler
Location HQ:
Pharr, 78577 Texas
Citrus:
Limes
Tropical Fruit:
Avocados, Mangoes, Pineapple
twang

Twang Partners

Overview (1)   (0)   (0)  
Business Type:
Retailer, Processor
Location HQ:
San Antonio, 78252 Texas
Citrus:
Grapefruit, Lemons, Limes
Cooking Vegetables:
Herbs
Salad Vegetables:
Tomatoes








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