CANTON, GA - Salix Fruits LLC is an American importer-exporter showing steady growth and promise. This year the 7-year-old company will ship 1.5 million cases and make $25 million in revenues to close with a 20% growth versus prior year.

“For what remains of 2018, we will supply our American customers with the best option as far as quality and price for Spanish lemons, Mexican limes, and Moroccan clementines. We will also be importing organic product. This growing category is in need of certified suppliers and Salix Fruits has got it covered,” said Juana Elortondo, Sales Manager for the US.

The importer’s US business focuses on citrus, grapes, and apples. Their small operation with low overheads isn’t shy when compared to industry giants. They’re agile, experienced, and innovative.

Led by their CEO, Mr. Alejandro Moralejo, who was the top manager for the biggest citrus company in the Southern Hemisphere, Salix Fruits will have an edge in this category. Additionally, they are positioned for success in the US market after having developed the export and commercialization of more than 2,000 loads for a Mexican grower-shipper.

Considering this has been a tough year for California citrus growers and the increased cost of transportation, there will be a tremendous demand for imported product in the domestic market. Equipped with warehouses in Philadelphia and McAllen, TX, that can repack product for guaranteed quality and custom presentations, those on the East Coast, Midwest, and Texas region will benefit most from Salix Fruits’ offer.

For more information, visit its website www.salixfruits.com.

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