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Discovered in Brazil and introduced to Washington, D.C. by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 1870, Washington Navel gained commercial value after Eliza Tibbets successfully cultivated it in Riverside, California. The fruits are large, bright orange, seedless, and highly juicy. The peel is thick yet easy to remove, making it consumer-friendly and ideal for transport. Washington Navel is one of the most popular orange varieties in both domestic and international markets, appreciated for its excellent flavor, seedless structure, and good storage ability.
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Dimensions: 400*600*180
Weight: 15 kg
Dimensions: 300*500*220
Weight: 14 kg
Dimensions: 200*330*155
Weight: 3,65 kg
Dimensions: 300*500*270
Weight: 15 kg
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