Envy

Fruit

Envy

A tier

Envy, also known as Scilate, markets very sweet, slow-to-brown white flesh with champagne-like snacking appeal—a Pacific Rose and Braeburn New Zealand club apple. Flesh stays attractive on trays longer than many competitors that brown in minutes. Aroma is mild-floral; acidity is restrained beside Pink Lady for softer tang lovers. Slice for platters and kids' snacks; premium gift fruit positioning in peak season. Cooking is secondary to raw showcase quality. Look for licensed Envy stickers for intended quality rather than generic pink-blushed lookalikes.

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Unit

Characteristics

Preparations

Fresh SlicesGift FruitLunch SnacksPlatters

Traits

CrispMild FloralPremium SnackSlow BrownSlow BrowningVery SweetVery Sweet ClubWhite Flesh

History

NZ

Envy branding launched for the Scilate cultivar from New Zealand breeding.

International club plantings expanded Envy into major retail chains.

Slow-browning claims helped Envy in foodservice slice programmes.

Envy competed in the sweet premium club segment worldwide.

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