Candy Snaps the grape season has been extended by a few weeks

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BLOOM FRESH International, created through the merger of SNFL Group (Special New Fruit Licensing) and International Fruit Genetics, LLC (IFG) IFG is delighted to announce the newest addition to its well-loved Candy Snaps(tm) range. The new table grape variety, dubbed as IFG Forty One, is set to improve its experience of the Candy Snaps(tm) enjoyment by expanding availability at retail outlets over a period of several weeks in the mid-season between early and mid-summer.

It was first introduced under the name IFG Twenty-one in the year 2011, Candy Snaps(tm) has always delighted customers for its early-season table grape. Thanks to BLOOM FRASH’s commitment to natural breeding as well as genetic research, IFG Fortyone assures those who are aficionados of the fruity red grape varieties will have it throughout a long time. IFG Forty-one is a tropical blend with taste and undertones of strawberries fruit, pineapple, and the melon Candy Snaps(tm) fans love.

Breeder Chris Owens, the driving of this innovative idea is a reflection on the commitment and research efforts that led to the creation IFG Forty One “Our experience in developing this brand new product has been driven by unwavering commitment as well as a constant determination to achieve quality. We’re extremely pleased to be able to extend the candy Snaps(tm) season due to the exceptional abilities that are the hallmark of IFG Forty-one.”

Jennifer Maguire, Director of Global Licensing at BLOOM FRESH is adamant about the significance of this new development for the table grape farmers: “Candy Snaps(tm) grapes are long-time favorites of customers, however the availability of these grapes has been restricted due to an early harvest time. Since the launch of the IFG Forty one, growers are now able to provide candy Snaps(tm) grapes for a longer duration of. It’s a major change for our industry. It will provide the popularity of the grape and more choices to increase the yield of your crop.”

Contacts:

Tamara Baker

BLOOM FRESH International

Tel: +1 (661) 345-7580

tamara.baker@bloomfreshglobal.com

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Source: The Plantations International Agroforestry Group of Companies