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Semil 34 avocados are medium to large pear-shaped fruits that weigh about 14 to 25 ounces. The skin may be smooth or slightly pebbled, is easy to peel, and will stay green even when the fruit is fully ripe. The yellow flesh has low to medium oil content, ranging from 8-15%, however it still offers a thick and creamy texture with a sweet, buttery, mildly acidic flavor. Housed tightly within the flesh is a small to medium-sized seed. The Semil 34 avocado is considered a good variety for shipping, as the snug seed will not move and bruise the flesh during handling. The large and spreading Semil 34 avocado tree is a heavy but late producer, and is categorized as flower type A
SORT: Bernecker: the Bernecker is a medium-sized fruit with great flavor. Shape: spherical-elliptical Form: light green and smooth texture Weight: 14-22 ounces Harvest: End of July to August
Avocados
Fresh Breadfruits From Dominican Republic , Shipping By Air Moq 1000 Kg
AVOCADOS SEMIL 34 origin Dominican Republic , 12 KG box , MOQ 20'' container , 800 boxes
habanero hot pepper ,box of 3,6 KG ,red and green mix 60% green 40% red MOQ 500 boxes unit price 14 USD/BOX
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