California table grape cultivator buys it, expands its growing capabilities and capacity for shipping

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Four Star Fruit, grower of conventional and organic table grapes has acquired 1,100 acre of table grapes vineyards as well as two distribution facilities that are modern near Bakersfield, California from Grapeman Farms. This acquisition presents an excellent chance that will allow Four Star Fruit to expand its business and satisfy the increasing demand for table grapes all over the US as well as around the world.

The family-owned and operated business has been owned through Campbell family for three generations. Campbell family for over three generations. Four Star Fruit is determined to sustainably farm and has the widest selection of different varieties of grapes which includes the renowned Pristine(r). Additional boxes of grapes harvested from the two vineyards will increase Four Star Fruit’s stock of grapes to the major retailers throughout the United States, ensuring a constant supply of top-quality, high-quality wine to the consumers. Two chiller facilities offer an additional support for logistics as Four Star Fruit launches a new 52-week sales schedule.

Jack Campbell the President of Four Star Fruit, expressed confidence in the purchase and declared, “We are committed to providing high-quality, diverse variety of grapes to retailers as well as consumers via the expansion we have planned and this exciting acquisition as just one of the actions to expand our national as well as international acquisition of fruits.”

Established in 1974, Grapeman Farms has had an excellent reputation for supplier and grower of several of the industry’s most popular grape varieties. It has been supplying table grapes to major retailers over the last forty-nine years. The purchase is an ideal to fit Four Star Fruit’s table wine operations and the Campbell family anticipates growing their production capacity in order to meet the ever-growing demand from consumers on a store-level.

For further information:

Four Star Fruit

shelby@goldensuninsights.com

www.fourstarfruit.com

www.grapeman.com

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