Production of Jazz apples in the UK is expected to soar in the next few years, according to UK-based fruit marketer Worldwide Fruit, which holds the exclusive growing and marketing rights for the UK from New Zealand-based Enza.
Last year, the company said, approximately 600 tonnes were produced, a figure that is expected to grow to 1,800 tonnes in 2008/09 and an estimated 5,000 tonnes by 2012.
While the company is expecting a slightly smaller crop than the wider South African forecast, overall conditions are excellent
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