Seedless Calabrian Clementines
Seedless Calabrian Clementines
Choose and buy our seedless, juicy, and sweet-tasting clementines.
The box offers 15 kg of delicious Calabrian Clementines, selected in a variety of sizes.
Our fruits are left natural, without treatments after harvesting, maintaining all their freshness and authenticity intact.
Seedless
No post-harvest treatments
Shipping included in the price!
Orders are shipped every Monday and Tuesday.
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Product description
Ourseedless clementinesrepresent theexcellence of taste and qualitythat the Calabrian Ionian coast area can offer.
Calabrian clementines have some distinctive characteristics:
Sweet tastewith a slight acidity, which makes them particularly pleasant on the palate.
Thin skinand easy to peel, bright orange in colour.
Medium-small size, Oftenseedlessor with very few seeds.
Seedless clementines from Calabria have a sweet flavor loved by most people.
The origins of the clementine
The clementine is a "young" citrus fruit: it was born between the late nineteenth and early twentieth century in Algeria, in the garden of the Misserghin orphanage near Oran. There the French missionary Brother Clément Rodier noticed a tree with particularly sweet, almost seedless fruit, and the clementine is named after him. Today we know it is a natural cross between mandarin and sweet orange: from the mandarin it takes how easily it peels, from the orange its intense colour and its balance of sweet and tangy.
From North Africa the clementine spread throughout the Mediterranean and found one of its ideal homes in Calabria, especially in the Sibari Plain: the mild climate, the sun and the fertile soil between the Pollino mountains and the Ionian Sea make it one of the main growing areas in Italy today.
Why is it seedless? Clementine flowers cannot be fertilised by their own pollen. If they receive no pollen from other citrus varieties, the fruit still grows, but without seeds: that is why the clementine is almost always seedless.
Seedless clementines for sale online at competitive prices
Cultivated with passionand dedication in the fertile lands bathed by the Ionian Sea, these Calabrian clementines are the fruit of a unique combination of Mediterranean climate, abundant sunshine and nutrient-rich soil.
Our plants aregrown using natural and sustainable methods, guaranteeing a genuine product.
Therecollectionhe comesmade by handto ensure that each fruit is picked at the perfect moment of ripeness, maintaining all its flavor and nutritional properties intact.
Where to buy seedless clementines
The producer of Calabrian clementines you'll never forget. Once you've tried our citrus fruits, you'll return year after year.
AgrumiShop.it is synonymous with quality. The Calabrian clementine trees we cultivate grow in an area with a mild, even climate; thanks to this, they ripen quickly, offering you ripe citrus fruits as early as early autumn.
Seedless, high-quality Calabrian clementines
We grow the highest quality seedless, Calabrian clementine variety.
Order online or contact customer service if you have any questions or would like more information.
Price of seedless clementines per kg
The price of our seedless clementines is about €2 per kg: we set it each year based on the season and production costs, always aiming for the best value for money.
Shipping
We ship citrus every Monday and Tuesday, so the fruit we send is always freshly picked.
Delivery times depend on the destination and the courier. We ship with SDA or BRT, which usually deliver within 48-72h of dispatch.
Please note!
Between Black Friday and Christmas, deliveries may be delayed because couriers handle a very high volume of parcels. This is not a problem for our fruit: even if it spends 1-2 extra days in transit, freshly picked citrus stays fresh.
The citrus is shipped directly from our farm and picked by hand, to protect the delicate fruit.
Couriers
Shipments are handled by BRT or SDA.
Packaging
We pay particular attention to packaging: our citrus is packed in sturdy double-wall cardboard boxes with an extra cardboard tray at the bottom for added strength.
Payment methods
We only use secure, fast and transparent payment methods, for a 100% safe transaction.
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Seedless clementines: frequently asked questions
Are clementines really seedless?
Yes, almost always. The clementine is a seedless (apyrenic) fruit: when its flowers are not pollinated by other citrus varieties, the fruit grows without seeds. You may occasionally find one or two, if other citrus trees are flowering nearby and bees carry their pollen, but it is the exception. We explain why in our guide to clementines.
What is the difference between clementines and mandarins?
The main difference is the seeds: clementines almost never have them, mandarins have plenty. Clementines are rounder, with smooth, glossy peel and a sweeter taste; mandarins are flatter at the poles, with rougher peel and a more intense, slightly tangy aroma. Read the full guide.
Are clementines, mandarins and "mandaranci" the same thing?
No. The mandarin is a very ancient species, while the clementine is a cross between mandarin and sweet orange, born just over a century ago. In many parts of Italy "mandarancio" is simply the popular name for the clementine: they are the same fruit.
What are seedless mandarins called?
What people often call "seedless mandarins" are actually clementines: they look alike at first glance, but it is the clementine that is almost always seedless, while the true mandarin has quite a few seeds.
When is clementine season?
Usually from late October to around mid-January. There is no fixed date: we start harvesting when the fruit is ripe on the tree, and we pick by hand only when you order. Out of season you can click "Notify me when available" to get an email as soon as we reopen orders.
How many clementines are in a 15 kg box?
It depends on the size of the fruit, which changes from harvest to harvest: the box contains clementines of various sizes and is sold by weight, so the number of fruits is not fixed. What is guaranteed is the 15 kg.
How should clementines be stored?
In a cool, dry place away from heat they keep well for about a week; in the fruit drawer of the fridge, up to two or three weeks. Avoid closed bags, let them breathe and check them now and then, removing any bruised fruit. Since we apply no post-harvest treatments, we recommend enjoying them fresh.
Can I use clementine peel?
Yes. Our clementines receive no treatments after harvest, so you can use the peel for grated zest, marmalade, candied peel or to flavour desserts. Always wash it well before use.
Are clementines good for you?
Clementines are a source of vitamin C, which contributes to the normal function of the immune system. It is important to follow a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
When do you ship and how long does delivery take?
We ship every Monday and Tuesday, right after harvesting, with BRT or SDA couriers: delivery usually takes 48–72 hours from dispatch, anywhere in Italy. The shipping cost is already included in the price. Between Black Friday and Christmas couriers may take a day or two longer, with no impact on the freshness of the clementines.
What if some fruit arrives damaged?
Write to us with a photo and the weight of the damaged fruit: we refund the damaged kilos or, if you prefer, issue a voucher to use on your next order. We handle every report promptly.
Guides
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Clementine varieties: Comune, Nova, Tacle, Hernandina and more
The main clementine varieties grown in Italy, from early Caffin and Spinoso to Comune, late varieties and the Nova and Tacle hybrids: when they ripen and how to recognise them.
Clementine varieties: Comune, Nova, Tacle, Hernandina and more
The main clementine varieties grown in Italy, from early Caffin and Spinoso to Comune, late varieties and the Nova and Tacle hybrids: when they ripen and how to recognise them.
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Calabrian citrus calendar: when each citrus fruit is in season, month by month
When clementines, oranges, lemons, grapefruits and sweet limes are in season in Calabria: the seasonality table and what's in season month by month.
Calabrian citrus calendar: when each citrus fruit is in season, month by month
When clementines, oranges, lemons, grapefruits and sweet limes are in season in Calabria: the seasonality table and what's in season month by month.
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Clementines: what they are, why they're seedless, varieties and season
Origin, varieties, season, nutrition and tips for choosing and storing clementines.
Clementines: what they are, why they're seedless, varieties and season
Origin, varieties, season, nutrition and tips for choosing and storing clementines.


