“Cherry juice has many therapeutic benefits, such as sleep aid joints pain relief, and post-workout recuperation”

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BiteRiot is a fruit tree that produces between 1200 and 1500 tons of cherries each year throughout the central west of New South Wales, Australia and is located in Mudgee, Nashdale and Orange. Around 150 hectares.

“We sell fresh cherry juice to many Asian markets, as well as to across the Middle East. The main markets we serve are Vietnam, South Korea, Malaysia, Singapore and China,” explains Ben Harris who oversees Juice Sales within the firm.

“Between 10-30 percent of our crops go towards the production of the BiteRiot Cherry Juice. We utilize only waste or unutilized cherries to juice, which means our growers and farms are more environmentally sustainable.”

The process of juicing is extremely critical in time and requires the fruit to be pasteurized, juiced and then bottled at the peak of season to guarantee an excellent tasting product made of the most fresh fruits.

“Cherry juice is loaded with advantages for remedial use, such as rest aid, joint pain reliever like arthritis and gout as a post-workout recovery aid It has also been proven to aid in improving functioning of the brain,” Ben said. Ben.

BiteRiot cherry juice comes with an extended shelf-life of 24 months from when it was made. BiteRiot also exports the juice with a 30% share of the juice being sold to export. It is sold in a variety of Asian markets.


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Ben Harris

BiteRiot

Tel: +61 422 995 273

[email protected]

www.biteriot.com.au

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