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Wynk, a award-winning cannabis seltzer brand, announced the launch of Mandarin Pomelo, a limited-time summer release crafted to pair perfectly with real-life get-togethers — from backyard BBQs to poolside hangs.

“We’ve seen growing demand for fresh, seasonal flavours that offer something different from our core lineup,” said Angus Rittenburg, CEO of Wynk. “It’s an exciting time of momentum for the brand, and Mandarin Pomelo, with its citrus-forward profile, sets the tone for what we expect to be a standout summer.”

Mandarin Pomelo brings a vibrant splash of citrus to Wynk’s lineup, blending juicy mandarin with the tart, aromatic notes of pomelo for a crisp, sunny flavour that tastes like summer in a can. Wynk seltzers feature a 1:1 ratio of THC and CBD for a light, balanced buzz perfect for afternoons that turn into evenings. It’s a refreshing option for the warmer days ahead, ideal for summer social hangs.

Mandarin Pomelo is alcohol-free, zero-calorie, and zero-sugar — crafted for sipping and socialising without the hangover. Each 12 oz can contains 5 mg THC and 5 mg CBD, offering a smooth, sessionable buzz with a quick onset and mellow finish.

The release of Mandarin Pomelo also reflects Wynk’s continued growth, creating new retail footprint opportunities alongside product innovation. With strong in-store placement and expanding consumer demand, the brand is positioned to increase visibility and drive trial throughout the summer season.

Mandarin Pomelo is available in the US now, but only for a limited time. Order online at drinkwynk.com or find it near you at drinkwynk.com/pages/find-in-store.

Turkey produced 4.3 million MT of citrus, including orange, lemon, mandarin, and grapefruit in MY 2016/17.

Turkey is the eighth ranked country in the world for citrus production with a 2.7 percent share. Citrus production in Turkey is 63 percent above the amount that is consumed domestically.

Turkish producers have started to search for new varieties from the other leading citrus producing countries in order to improve domestic production and capture new export markets.

Approximately half of the total citrus production is exported, with an export value of $880 million. Top export destinations are Russia and Iraq, followed by Ukraine.

Turkish citrus exporters would prefer more diversified export markets to avoid complications from any political tensions.

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