Sol Group Enters Production and Marketing of Summer Melons

Pompano Beach, FL – Sol Group is pleased to announce its entry into the production and marketing of summer melons. Sol’s summer program will include cantaloupes and honeydews, and through a joint-venture with Milas and Diana Russell, Sol Group will offer the full line of Kiss melons, which includes Sugar Kiss, Summer Kiss, Honey Kiss, and Golden Kiss.

Sol Group is the largest grower and supplier of melons during the offshore season. By entering the summer season, Sol is now able to offer a year-round supply of melons and consolidates its leading position in the melon category.

“We’re excited to offer retailers our first summer melon program with the same quality and dependability Sol Group provides during the winter season,” says Juan Carlo Blanco, Sol’s Head of Operations.

“Our customers have been asking us for a full year supply for some years now and we’re happy to respond to their request. They no longer need to switch to a different supplier during the summer months.”

All melons offered in the summer program are grown in Yuma, Arizona, and Southern California, and will be available starting mid-May.

For more information on Sol’s new summer program contact sales@solmelons.com.

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About Sol Group Marketing

Sol Group Marketing is the largest grower, packer and shipper of melons during the offshore season. Thanks to the commitment of its dedicated employees, Sol grows over 200 million melons across 17,500 acres of farmland in Guatemala and Honduras each season. Since 1985, Sol has uniquely owned and operated its farms and through its fully integrated supply chain, the company continues to succeed as the industry leader in food safety compliance and sustainable practices during the winter season.

Part of the Fyffes Group since 2007, the company is committed to providing its customers with the highest quality products and excellent customer service while also growing the love for melons across North America.

To learn more about Sol Group Marketing, visit www.solmelons.com.