Fruit Royale’s portfolio of premium table grapes has moved into its California season. Transitioning out of its import holdings in Peru and Chile, and with the Mexican volume beginning to slow down, Fruit Royale’s San Joaquin Valley season is on the cusp of bearing fruit.

This year is shaping up to be a good one for California table grapes according to Sunview Marketing International. Sunview, headquartered in Delano, CA, has been growing premium quality table grapes in the central valley for more than seventy years.

“In our expert opinion, this year’s grape season outlook is looking very strong –– we are excited about supplying our fresh grapes to our retail partners and consumers worldwide,” said Mitch Wetzel, vice president of sales and Marketing.

Grapeman Farms has a rich history in the grape category and working in the San Joaquin Valley, the area that produces approximately 99 percent of all table grapes in the U.S.

Fruit Royale, Inc. has a 17-year history as a grower, packer and shipper of table grapes with more than 4 million crates of fresh grapes produced each year. The company considers itself a one-stop shop for all grapes, from all corners of the earth, 365 days a year.

Grapes are an important variety to Top Brass as it has been for many decades now.

“We enjoy the vast diversity of our crops, but grapes are unique in the sense that they truly represent the grower’s ability themselves,” said Brett Dixon, president of Top Brass. “We like to feel we have upheld a very high standard of family farming which continues to produce a product that is quality driven as opposed to corporate budget farming.”

Since 2001, Bakersfield, CA-based IFG has grown more than 75,000 grape seedlings and the category is a large and important part of its business and portfolio, with more than 70,000 acres under license across 14 countries. 

The company is widely recognized for inventing the Cotton Candy and Sweet Globe grapes.