T&G Global says it has agreed to sell its berries-to-citrus business, T&G Fresh, in three separate deals. The company frames the move as part of a strategy to focus on apples and on what it describes as an “IP-led” fruit business. The announcement is made in a company statement. According to the reports, the sale involves T&G Fresh, which operates across berries-to-citrus categories, and the transaction is structured across three deals rather than a single sale. The sources do not provide further details in the excerpted text on the buyer identities, deal values, timing, or whether the transactions are subject to regulatory approval. The reporting emphasizes that T&G Global is repositioning its portfolio away from the berries-to-citrus arm while maintaining an emphasis on its core apple operations and innovation-led fruit activities. The company’s stated rationale for the divestment is to concentrate resources on apples and its IP-led fruit focus.