Introduction The Ehime Jelly Orange (爱媛果冻橙), often called the “dessert fruit”, has quickly become one of China’s most beloved mid-season citrus varieties. Known for its jelly-like flesh, rich sweetness, and refreshing juiciness, this citrus fruit offers a unique eating experience compared to traditional mandarins and oranges. As consumers in China increasingly seek premium fruits with…
Introduction The Papagan Mandarin (耙耙柑) has grown from a regional specialty in Sichuan and Chongqing to a late-season citrus variety with significant potential in global trade. As consumer demand for fresh, juicy, and affordable mandarins increases worldwide, Papagan is finding its way into markets once dominated by Japanese Shiranui mandarins and Spanish clementines. However, opportunities…
Introduction Behind every high-quality Papagan Mandarin (耙耙柑) lies a set of orchard management practices that determine sweetness, juiciness, and shelf life. While natural conditions in Sichuan and Chongqing provide an excellent foundation, it is scientific orchard practices—from pruning to pest control—that ultimately unlock the fruit’s market potential. This article examines the critical steps growers take…
Introduction The Papagan Mandarin (耙耙柑) has become one of China’s most important late-season citrus varieties, both in terms of domestic consumption and export potential. As the fruit gains popularity in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and even select European markets, quality standards play a decisive role in building buyer confidence and securing long-term demand. This…
Introduction In recent years, the Sichuan Papagan (耙耙柑) has emerged as one of the most promising late-season citrus varieties in China. With its tender flesh, high juice content, and rich sweetness, this juicy mandarin variety has captured the hearts of consumers across China and begun to carve out a name in international markets. Unlike traditional…
Maintaining consistent quality in citrus production is one of the biggest challenges faced by growers in China. From early-season mandarins to late-season varieties like Ganping Mandarin, the ability to deliver fruit with uniform sweetness, texture, and juiciness depends not only on climate and soil but also on meticulous orchard management. For exporters and domestic markets…