New Jersey-based Citromax Group has announced that the company’s organic lemon groves have reached a substantial milestone, passing the 100,000-tree mark and approaching 110,000 organic lemon trees. This milestone validates Citromax’s standing as the largest organic lemon producer in the world.

According to the company, its organic lemon groves are located in the foothills of the Andes in a sub-tropical climate that creates an optimal setting for the cultivation of premium organic lemons that feature outstanding flavor and high juice content. The company’s three organic lemon groves—known as Rosa, Rincon and Victoria—are situated on more than 860 acres. Rosa, which has been family owned and operated for more than 15 years, is the oldest and largest of Citromax’s organic groves.

“Citromax Group recognizes the increased global demand for organic fruit products, so we continue to invest in our organic groves,” said Mariano Sangronis, commercial manager & head of Fresh Division. “As the world’s largest organic lemon grower and processor, we now produce over 1,000 MT of high-quality organic lemon juice concentrate through sustainable production practices.”

For more information, visit www.citromax.com.