Shoham Orri mandarin

The Orri mandarin is a premium, late-season citrus variety known for being easy to peel and virtually seedless. It was originally developed through an extensive breeding program by scientists at the Volcani Center in Israel during the 1970s and 1980s. The 'Shoham' brand visible on the sticker refers to Shoham Agriculture, a major Israeli exporter that specializes in packing and distributing high-quality citrus and pomegranates.

While the Orri variety originated in Israel and is a significant part of their agricultural export economy, it is now grown under license in several other countries with Mediterranean climates, including Spain and South Africa, ensuring year-round availability in global markets. The variety is strictly protected by plant breeders' rights to maintain fruit quality and market value.