The jury is out on Israeli Shamouti. Is it a historical variety with limited consumer appeal, or a valuable addition to the orange buyers’ portfolio? Escalating production costs have made this citrus fruit an increasingly unattractive option for growers, but there is still space on the retail shelves for this unique, distinctive fruit. Emma Hatfield reports.
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