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A selection of varieties —Smith, Tastem, Emek, Acco, Bigful, Wonderful and Mollar— known for their balanced flavour, edible seeds and high antioxidant content.
Pomegranates from Elche with professional quality
Varieties for every market: from the sweetness of the Mollar to the intensity and colour of the Wonderful. Grown in the Mediterranean setting of Elche, with an ideal profile for retailers, chefs and distributors.
Balanced flavour
Sweet notes with just the right acidity.
Edible seeds
Tender, juicy arils, easy to enjoy.
Natural antioxidants
A source of polyphenols and vitamin C.
Sustainable growing
Produced with responsible techniques.
Distinctive features
- Available varieties, in season order: Smith, Tastem, Emek, Acco, Bigful, Wonderful and Mollar.
- Different flavour and texture profiles by destination: from sweet and soft to tart and firm.
- Attractive appearance: uniform reddish skin, glossy arils and selected calibres.
- Hand-harvested at the optimal point, ideal for export and cold-chain storage.
- Produced under traceability standards, origin certification and sustainable practices.
Seasonal availability
The Elche season starts in early August and runs in stages with the Smith, Tastem, Emek and Acco varieties, extending to January with the medium and long-keeping ones: Wonderful and Mollar. The Mollar de Elche, the flagship local variety, closes the season. This staggered planning supplies the professional channel for several months.
Nutritional profile (per 100 g of arils, approx.)
- High antioxidant density: punicalagins, anthocyanins and ellagic acid.
- Vitamin C: 10–15 mg (12–19% of the RDA).
- Potassium: approx. 240 mg.
- Dietary fibre: 2.2 g.
- Low calories: 65–75 kcal.
- No saturated fat or cholesterol.
Health impact
- Anti-inflammatory effect and reduced oxidative stress.
- Cardiovascular support: blood pressure and lipid profile.
- Digestive health: fibre and microbiota balance.
Effects may vary with individual metabolism and consumption patterns. This information does not replace medical advice.
Growing conditions
- Semi-arid Mediterranean climate, with high solar radiation and long photoperiod.
- Sandy-loam or slightly alkaline, well-drained soil.
- Precision drip irrigation for balanced water control.
- Progressive ripening thanks to mild winters and hot summers.
Sustainable practices
- Drip irrigation with climate-based scheduling.
- Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and biological control.
- Organic matter and partial ground cover.
- Functional biodiversity areas that support pollination.
A pomegranate for every market
A range of varieties to cover the whole season with the best quality and calibre.
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