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Terracitrus from Morocco is supplying a strong range of organic exotic citrus fruits this season. Since 2015, the Tazi family has been growing completely organically according to SEDEX/SMETA standards on 82 hectares near the Sebou River near Fez. The result: distinctive citrus fruits with lots of aroma, colour and culinary possibilities.
The family has been working at this cultivation site since 1950, which, thanks to the fertile soil and local climate, has grown into a source of premium citrus fruits. Under the leadership of Younes and Rachida – together with the team of Abderahim and Hakima – a wide, flavourful range has been created that perfectly matches the growing demand for special citrus varieties.
Several exotic varieties stand out in the range. Citrus Caviar surprises with crunchy citrus pearls that give dishes and drinks a luxurious finish. Yuzu is known for its fresh, aromatic scent and is a favourite in dressings, desserts and modern mixology. Combawa Lime offers an intensely fragrant peel that is indispensable in Asian cuisines. Kumquat Meiwa stands out for its mild, sweet-aromatic flavour and fully edible peel, making it versatile in both culinary preparations and premium presentations.
Those looking for distinctive citrus varieties can also count on specials such as Tiger Lemon, Bergamot, Tangelolo and Kumquat Nagami, each with its own aroma and culinary uses.
Terracitrus delivers an organic, flavourful package that perfectly meets the demand for premium citrus during the culinary months of November and December. For planning or options, please contact your account manager – we are happy to assist.
You can read more about growers Younes and Rachida Tazi here on Nature & More.
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