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The fruit's transformation into a global icon happened in due to a "marketing nightmare".

In 1904, , a school principal visiting her missionary sister in China, brought seeds back to New Zealand. They were planted by a farmer named Alexander Allison, and the fruit was initially called the Chinese Gooseberry because locals thought it tasted like a gooseberry. The Rebranding Breakthrough kiwi sweet

Jack Turner suggested kiwifruit , named after New Zealand’s fuzzy, brown, flightless national bird, which the fruit’s exterior resembled. The fruit's transformation into a global icon happened

During the Cold War, New Zealand exporters like Turners & Growers found it difficult to sell "Chinese" gooseberries in the U.S.. named after New Zealand’s fuzzy

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