As importers, stockists and distributors of Sicilian Lemon Juice in both the not from concentrate (nfc) and juice concentrated formats for many years, JC Dudley & Co Ltd look to supply manufacturers who use this unique supply base for the food and drinks industry. From Sicilian Lemonade, salad dressing to a natural ph control in food dishes , the products have a wide range of uses.
Sicilian lemons are grown in the foothills of Mount Etna, the lemon plants find the perfect equilibrium of the natural elements and resources: the richness of the earth, the climate where the sun and the rain are in harmony, and time flows slowly permitting the fruit to ripen in the warmth.
It takes a lot of patience to care for the citrus plants with the first fruit maturing about six years after grafting and the complete maturity reached after 10 years. The lemon tree will continue to produce fruit for several decades.
Recent studies show that Lemons have a high Vitamin C content, an element that helps in the prevention of heart attack, stomach tumours and to reduce the effects caused by smoking.
Lemons have a wide use in cooking and are well-known for their preserving and anti-oxidising properties.
At the same time the organoleptic and chemical-physical characteristics, thanks to the mild Sicilian climate, are unique.
Historically, in the past centuries, the region of Sicily was the first to cultivate lemons. Today, there are many other countries that cultivate lemons, often larger quantities, but Sicilian lemons are deemed to be superior in taste, aroma, colour and in their organoleptic characteristics to other sources. The main crop normally starts in November and ends in April, and this season was late due to the cold blasts that ventured into southern Europe in January. There was snow across Southern Italy and across Sicily which was highly unusual. The main crop started in earnest towards the end of February, the cold weather having seemingly only delaying the crop, and volume and quality of the fruit should be unaffected.
JC Dudley can offer a wide range of Sicilian Lemon from audited and approved suppliers who they have dealt with for many years. If you have any enquiries, please contact sales@jcdudley.co.uk.
Sicilian lemons are grown in the foothills of Mount Etna, the lemon plants find the perfect equilibrium of the natural elements and resources: the richness of the earth, the climate where the sun and the rain are in harmony, and time flows slowly permitting the fruit to ripen in the warmth.
It takes a lot of patience to care for the citrus plants with the first fruit maturing about six years after grafting and the complete maturity reached after 10 years. The lemon tree will continue to produce fruit for several decades.
Recent studies show that Lemons have a high Vitamin C content, an element that helps in the prevention of heart attack, stomach tumours and to reduce the effects caused by smoking.
Lemons have a wide use in cooking and are well-known for their preserving and anti-oxidising properties.
At the same time the organoleptic and chemical-physical characteristics, thanks to the mild Sicilian climate, are unique.
Historically, in the past centuries, the region of Sicily was the first to cultivate lemons. Today, there are many other countries that cultivate lemons, often larger quantities, but Sicilian lemons are deemed to be superior in taste, aroma, colour and in their organoleptic characteristics to other sources. The main crop normally starts in November and ends in April, and this season was late due to the cold blasts that ventured into southern Europe in January. There was snow across Southern Italy and across Sicily which was highly unusual. The main crop started in earnest towards the end of February, the cold weather having seemingly only delaying the crop, and volume and quality of the fruit should be unaffected.
JC Dudley can offer a wide range of Sicilian Lemon from audited and approved suppliers who they have dealt with for many years. If you have any enquiries, please contact sales@jcdudley.co.uk.
