Sun World International LLC has added six new licensees to its worldwide network, reinforcing its position as a leader in premium fruit innovation and responsible global growth.

The new partners — spanning key production regions in Egypt and Chile — represent diverse business models, from vertically integrated exporters to long-standing family-owned farms. Each was carefully selected for its proven commitment to quality, sustainability, and the consistent excellence required to uphold Sun World’s brand standards.

“These partnerships reflect the kind of thoughtful growth that defines Sun World,” said Pablo Ramirez, Vice President of Global Licensing. “We work intentionally to identify partners who share our values and uphold the integrity of our brands. Together, they strengthen our ability to deliver exceptional fruit to retailers and consumers across every region.”

New Licensees:

• Delipack Spa (Chile) — A family-owned company with more than 60 years in the fresh fruit industry, Delipack manages 1,000+ hectares of production and is recognized for its quality, innovation, and sustainable practices serving global markets.
• Cairo 3A for Agricultural and Animal Production (Egypt) — A vertically integrated market leader supplying premium produce through advanced farming, postharvest, and distribution systems across Egypt and the MENA region.
• ITAMCO for Agricultural Development (Egypt) — Established in 1991, ITAMCO (GB Farms) cultivates more than 2,000 acres of grapes and mangoes and is known for its focus on traceability, environmental stewardship, and export quality.
• Al-Bustania Agricultural Development Company (Egypt) — A leading grower and exporter serving major European retailers, Al-Bustania operates extensive acreage and multiple certified packing facilities across Egypt.
• Nivex for Agricultural Investment and Export (Egypt) — A second-generation family enterprise specializing in premium fruit production and export to leading retailers across the EU and UK.
• Geofrut (Chile) — Founded in 1991, Geofrut manages more than 1,500 hectares of owned farmland and collaborates with 180-plus producers, supplying top-quality fruit to markets worldwide through a strong commitment to sustainability and traceability.

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Each new partner will market Sun World’s signature grape brands tailored to their regions’ growing conditions and retail markets. As part of the Sun World licensee network, they’ll receive agronomic support as well as access to proprietary breeding insights and marketing tools to help drive long-term success.

“By expanding across both hemispheres, we’re not just growing our footprint—we’re strengthening the reliability and reach of Sun World fruit for retailers and consumers everywhere,” said Petri van der Merwe, Vice President of Global Licensing. “This balance allows us to deliver premium quality 12 months a year, from our vines to the global marketplace.”

For more information about Sun World and its global licensing programs, visit sun-world.com