&nbsp; &nbsp;About 10 years ago, it was accidentally noticed by a manufacturer from Valencia. This gardener then developed a hybrid that he grew and sold. Previously, he was the only one who produced this variety, and now there are three of them, &rdquo;explains Julien Cremer, Sales Director of Indiana Import. The market for this product has opened up this year.
&nbsp; &nbsp;&ldquo;This is a very attractive orange. We have been offering it for 7 years now and the demand continues to grow. It tastes slightly different from the classic table orange in the sense that it is sweeter and less acidic. Its originality and rarity naturally mean that it is more expensive, &rdquo;says the specialist.
&nbsp; &nbsp;According to him, a classic orange is sold at a price of about 1.30 euros / kg ($ 1.47 / kg), and a chocolate orange - almost 2.80 euros / kg ($ 3.16 / kg).
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&nbsp; &nbsp;A source: <a href="https://east-fruit.com/plodoovoshchnoy-biznes/tekhnologii/shokoladnye-apelsiny-iz-ispanii-prodayutsya-dorozhe-obychnykh/">https://east-fruit.com/plodoovoshchnoy-biznes/tekhnologii/shokoladnye-apelsiny-iz-ispanii-prodayutsya-dorozhe-obychnykh/</a>

Among the fruits and vegetables on the MIN market in Perpignan, France, there is an unusual orange. Chocolate orange is brown, as its name suggests, and it doesn't go unnoticed. “This is a Navel orange from Spain.

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