RED AND PINK GRAPEFRUIT

From sips to savories, you can count on grapefruit to be the star of your dish or drink. And with cancer-fighting properties and heart health benefits, it’s no wonder they’re a nutrient A-lister.*
*Development of cancer depends on many factors. Eating a diet low in fat and high in fruits and vegetables, foods that are low in fat and may contain vitamin A, vitamin C, and dietary fiber, may reduce your risk of some cancers. Grapefruit, a food low in fat, are a good source of fiber, vitamin C, and vitamin A.

WHITE GRAPEFRUIT

Tangy, meet tasty. White grapefruits have a vibrant aroma and balanced flavor. They also don’t mess around when it comes to heart smart benefits. 

PUMMELO 

Pum – hello! As the largest citrus in the aisle, Pummelos bring a tropical flavor, fiber and folate to the table.

MELO GOLD GRAPEFRUIT 

Ah, golden yellow sweetness. The Melo Gold grapefruit keeps it sunny with a sweet flavor and no tartness.

ORO BLANCO GRAPEFRUIT

As a sweet member of the citrus fam, the Oro Blanco grapefruit has a sweet flavor and low acidity. Oh, and they’re also a good source of vitamin C, thiamin and folate. 

Nutrition Deep "C" Dive

Vitamin C, that is. See all the nutrition info on each unique citrus.

Nutrition Details

Seasonal Availability

VarietyJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSeptOctNovDec
oranges
Navel Orange
Valencia Orange
Cara Cara Orange
Blood Orange
lemons
Eureka & Lisbon Lemon
Seedless Lemon
Meyer Lemon
Pink Variegated Lemon
limes
Persian Lime
Key Lime
Finger Lime
grapefruit
Red and Pink Grapefruit
White Grapefruit
Pummelo
Melo Gold grapefruit
Oro Blanco grapefruit
tangerines & tangelos
Minneola tangelo
Ojai Pixie Tangerine
mandarins
California Mandarin
Royal mandarin