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Brazilian melons are produced in accordance with the strictest international principles relating to preservation of the environment, food safety and pest control.
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Strict controls at all stages of production, selection, packaging and transportation ensure you receive a quality product with high degree Brix values.
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Rich in water, melons have various vitamins: A, B1, B2 and C, in addition to calcium, potassium, sodium, phosphorous and magnesium. Because it is a healthy, low calorie fruit (fewer than 30 calories per 100g) melons are ideal for daily consumption: in slices at breakfast, or for preparing juices, desserts, pies, ice-creams, or any other way you can possibly imagine.
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Melons are a good alternative for complementing the treatment of nephritis, cystitis and constipation and also in the fight against obesity.
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Melons are characterized as being average in energy terms. Their sugar level is in fact comparable to that of many other fresh fruits (10 to 12%).
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Yellow flesh melons can be an excellent source of provitamin A (beta-carotene). As a point of reference, 100 g. of melon contain half our daily needs.
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Melons also supply an appreciable amount of vitamin C and many minerals, particularly potassium and its dietary fibers.
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It can also be said that Brazilian melons favor the intestinal tract due to their high levels of water, allied to being rich in potassium, which gives this fruit diuretic properties.
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Frequently eating the various types of melon coming from Brazil means eating healthy, nutritional fruit that is full of taste and aroma, a highly pleasurable experience.