Terzis Fruits

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Selection

With the careful selection of our raw materials we already pay close attention to an optimal quality of the fruits.

Packing

Our packing station enables us to respond flexibly and quickly to the needs of our customers.

Production process

Through a state-of-the-art process in product development, we can preserve the valuable ingredients of our products.

Certified Products

Our products are the basics that enable us to manufacture our products to the highest quality standards.

Products

ORANGE

LEMON

MANDARIN

WATERMELLON

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Did you know?

We keep hearing about California’s years long drought and how imposed water limits are affecting crops in the state’s Central Valley. While almonds get villainized for using just over a gallon of water per nut, oranges, another popular crop in California, are far larger water hogs, requiring almost 14 gallons or around 50 glasses of water per fruit.

Orange

It Takes Almost 14 Gallons Of Water To Grow One Orange

We tend to toss the rinds of an orange after we eat them, but orange peels are natural deodorizers. If your garbage disposal smells, throw orange peels in and let it run for 30 seconds. If your garbage stinks, place orange peels at the bottom. If your closet or shoes smell, put orange rinds inside a pair of pantyhose and either hang them in the closet or place them in the shoes overnight.

Orange

Orange Rinds Are Natural Deodorizers

That’s right: Even though watermelon belongs to the fruit category, it’s technically a form of berry called a pepo. A pepo comes from the family Cucurbitaceae, a variety that has a hard outer rind as opposed to the soft, easy-to-chew one found on a blueberry.

Watermellon

It’s a berry.

So far, according to Guinness World Records, the world’s heaviest watermelon weighed nearly 270 pounds. It was grown by Lloyd Bright of Arkadelphia, Arkansas, in 2005.

Watermellon

Giant watermelons exist.

Lemon

Daily dose of Vitamin C

The mighty Lemon offers 88% of your daily dose of Vitamin C. Renowned for fighting colds and flu bugs, it also contains a good amount of Potassium and Magnesium; both of which help promote healthy skin.Lemons are actually alkaline (even though they taste acidic) which means they help to regulate the body to an ideal pH level of 7.30-7.45. Lemon juice also aids digestion and helps cleanse the liver. This all adds up to a healthier body, which means clearer skin and shinier hair!