New Citrus from Uruguay

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Uruguay launches it’s new citrus varieties. After more than 30 years of research and development, Uruguay has launched its new mandarin, orange, and lemon varieties

Cross-section of the new F2P3 mandarin variety

Cross-section of the new F2P3 mandarin variety

Por INIA

The varieties have been tested from the agronomic and consumer point of view, selecting a range that covers a wide marketing window, carefully attending to current consumption requirements
This is the fruit of intense work, we are really happy with the result obtained
— Fernando Rivas
 

“This is the fruit of intense work, of a great team, with a systemic, interdisciplinary approach, which involves the joint work of several institutions, and the producers' commitment; we are really happy with the result obtained,” stated Fernando Rivas, the director of the Citriculture Program at INIA.

 
F2P3 vs Murcott

F2P3 vs Murcott

3-year-old orange tree canopy change

3-year-old orange tree canopy change

This careful selection of varieties has had a very good acceptance
— Mariana Spino

"This new genetics strengthens our product quality, marketing windows, and ability to reach the most demanding markets; thus improving our competitiveness at an international level," said Alejandro Buratovich, the president of UPEFRUY (the Union of Uruguay's Fruit Producers and Exporters).

You can learn more about the new varieties here.


Mais informações:

INIA 
Edificio Los Guayabos
Parque Tecnólogico del LATU
Avda. Italia 6201
Montevideo (Uruguay)
Tel.: +598 2605 6021
inia@inia.org.uy
www.inia.uy

 

 

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