White Peach

Corsica peaches, botanically classified as Prunus persica, is a general descriptor used for various peach varieties grown on the island of Corsica, belonging to the Rosaceae family. Corsica is a French island in the Mediterranean, lying south of continental France and west of Italy. The island is known for its warm, sunny climate and diverse terrain, and presently, Corsica grows over thirty different types of produce. Corsica has become known worldwide as a region that cultivates quality crops, and the island’s name is used on labels as a mark of excellence.
The picture is not exhaustive, the products can vary according to the seasons, the availability of the products and the quality of the received goods.