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MFC (Mildura Fruit Company) is an Australian citrus packer and exporter that packs and markets fresh citrus — oranges, mandarins, lemons and grapefruit — plus table grapes, and supplies them to more than 30 countries. It is the site behind mfc.com.au, and it is aimed at trade buyers and supply partners rather than direct consumers: the site describes MFC as "one of Australia's leading citrus packers & exporters," working with growers and businesses worldwide.
What MFC supplies
MFC's product range is built around Australian-grown fresh produce:
| Category | What MFC says about it |
|---|---|
| Oranges | Premium oranges, with quality maintained across the entire season |
| Mandarins | Sweet, easy-to-peel fruit positioned for flavour, convenience and health benefits |
| Lemons | Tangy citrus valued for flavour and versatility |
| Grapefruit | Tangy, juicy fruit with a bold flavour |
| Grapes | Crisp table grapes for snacking, described as high in natural sweetness and nutrients |
A Varietal Calendar on the site maps these products across the season, which is the practical page to check if you need to know what is available when.
Who it works with
MFC says it is supplied by over 150 dedicated growers drawn from three of Australia's leading citrus regions. It describes long-standing strategic partnerships with supply partners, and its traditional brands are presented as globally recognised in the markets it serves. For a buyer, that means MFC sits between a large grower base and export customers — it packs, markets and ships rather than selling direct to shoppers.
How it handles quality
MFC states it is one of the world's most technologically advanced citrus packers, making extensive use of barcode scanning and computerised fruit sizing and sorting equipment. The stated purpose is greater consistency in packing and fruit quality through the supply chain. The site also lists Food Safety as a key page, which is the section to review if you need assurance on handling standards before enquiring.
When MFC is the right starting point
MFC is relevant if you are:
- Sourcing Australian citrus or table grapes for import or wholesale — the product pages and varietal calendar tell you what is in season.
- Evaluating a packing partner — the technology and food safety pages describe how fruit is graded and handled.
- Looking for brand or supply relationships — the Our Brands and Our Growers pages cover the commercial side.
It is not a retail storefront: there is no consumer ordering or pricing information on the site. The practical next step is the Contact page, where enquiries about supply go. If you need variety-level detail first, start with Our Fruit and the Varietal Calendar, then check Food Safety before making contact.