PRIME® Seedless Grape
Prime seedless is the earliest commercial seedless export variety. It was developed by the Volcani institute in the Zionist entity that holds the patent. Royalties are to be paid on the vines as well as on each carton of grapes.
This … Why you buy from us?
FRESHNESS
It is provided fresh-cut from farms to you with the best modern cultivation methods
SELECTION
Fine select for grape berries and bunches of color, Brix, during Pick, Prepare.
QUALITY
applies all applicable International and European standards
EXPERIENCE
Highly trained craftsman hands in picking, selection, transportation, and handling in the best and darkest conditions
CHARACTERIZATION
“PRIME® Seedless Grape”
- MATURITY Early ripening cultivar (7-10 days before Superior)
- COLOR White “Green”.
- BERRY SKIN White
- BERRY SHAPE Elongated berry
- FLESH White
- STRUCTURE Crispy
- BRIX The optimum maturity is 16°B.
- BERRIES Sizes 6.0 g up 12.0 g with (GA) dipping.
Minimum requirements berries must be:
– intact
– well-formed
– normally developed
Average weight 250 ~500 g
Bunches and berries must be:
– sound; produce affected by rotting or deterioration such as to make it unfit for consumption is excluded
– clean, practically free of visible foreign matter
– practically free from pests
– practically free from damage caused by pests
– free of abnormal external moisture
– free of any foreign smell and/or taste
PACKING
Carton: (Corrugated carton – 1935/2014/EC – 72/2002/EC up to Amendment 19/2004/EC
711/82/EEC (as amended by 8/93/EEC & 48/97/EC)
1- Loose Carton: 5.0 kg N.W. Carton.
2- Carry bags: (Zip Handle Bags Vented – Saddle Pack Vented Slide Seal Bag – pouch bag with vent holes and handle) 4.5 kg N.W. Carton. (9 Bags * 500 grams).
3- Punnets: (Virgin PET Punnet with high-quality clear plastic, punnet available with a clamp shell) 5.0 kg N.W. Carton. (10 punnets * 500 grams).
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The development and condition of the table grapes must be such as to enable them:
• to withstand transportation and handling
• to arrive in satisfactory condition at the place of destination
