Titan Farms Announces Lori Anne Peaches Now Available; Chalmers and Lori Anne Carr Share

RIDGE SPRING, SC – As a child, I was a peach fanatic, meticulously devouring each thread of flesh until only the pit was left in my hand. My love may be reinvigorated this summer, as Lori Anne peaches have hit retail shelves nationwide. Titan Farms promises to deliver its highest quality and best-tasting fruit through this premium brand, with Co-Owner Lori Anne Carr hosting in-store demos at retailers in Minnesota and Texas throughout July.

“Every year, I look forward to traveling to select retail locations and sharing the Lori Anne peach story,” said Lori Anne Carr. “Our premium peaches hold a special place in my heart. Each bite brings back fond memories of summers shared with family and friends. Having the opportunity to share this message in person along with storage tips and my personal favorite recipes is truly a pleasure.”

Grown for more than 10 years, President and Chief Executive Officer Chalmers Carr could not think of a better name for these peaches than that of his beloved wife. These peaches receive a lot of tender loving care—ripened by humid South Carolina nights, harvested by hand, and carefully selected for packing—giving Lori Anne peaches their special flavor, according to a press release.

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Shoppers can find Lori Anne peaches at Harps Food Stores, Central Market, Lunds & Byerlys, Wegmans, and Rouses Markets.

“A peach so special I named it after my wife,” noted Chalmers Carr. “We take pride in carefully selecting each Lori Anne peach by hand to ensure you are getting the best possible eating experience. Only the top 20 percent of our entire peach crop will make the cut to be a Lori Anne peach, and I invite you to give them a try.

Beloved by many, this is one peach you would be remiss not to include in your stonefruit set this summer.

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