Today we present the first installment of a long and winding story in which a tiny, seedless fruit becomes the iPhone of the produce aisle. For each topic we tackle, we’ll be developing a multi-part series of interlocking posts, which will combine, we hope, to offer a new lens for viewing the familiar. As you might guess from the name, this blog aims to unlock the ways design factors into the world around us, particularly its role in the everyday-seemingly undesigned-environment. We are happy to be providing Cuties as a healthy food option that the whole family can enjoy.”įounded in 1969, Cuties’ parent company Sun Pacific is a California grower, packer and shipper of fresh citrus, kiwifruit and table grapes.Welcome to Design Decoded, the newest member of Smithsonian’s digital family. “This includes aligning with brands that families know and love. “Disney Parks works to create magical, unforgettable experiences for families in everything we do,” said Carlos Castro, VP of Disney Corporate Alliances. In addition, other Cuties branding will be introduced in Disney’s Hollywood Studios and Disneyland Resort.

The Cuties product also will be a featured healthy side in kid’s meals at select quick-service restaurants. We’re excited to be a part of that iconic vacation experience.”įamilies visiting Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort can purchase Cuties at select fruit carts and grab-and-go locations that currently sell fresh fruit. “Cuties are a nutritious, sweet snack that are easy for families to enjoy on the go while they create lifelong memories at Disney Parks. “Cuties and Disney Parks is a natural fit because so many kids and parents love both Cuties and Disney,” said Berne Evans, CEO at Sun Pacific, the grower and shipper of Cuties. The strategic promotional agreement will bring Cuties to food and beverage areas throughout these Disney Parks, starting this fall. Clementine brand Cuties is adding another title to its name: the official citrus fruit of Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort.

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