This is Purple corn, you can find it only in Asia and South America!

A basket of delicious Peruvian PURPLE CORN that only grows at 11,000+ ft above sea level in Peru.  This basket of Purple Corn is from the Valley of the Incas (near Cusco), Peru!  Purple Corn has the highest antioxidant rating of any food on Earth, several time higher than Blueberries and Acai berries!  Health benefits and the demand for Peruvian

The sweet corn industry in New South Wales is expanding - benefiting from increasing domestic consumption, export development and import replacement. Also, it is an attractive crop for producers to grow because:

the plant grows quickly and is considered a valuable rotational crop;

farming operations can be mechanised.

Most sweet corn in New South Wales is grown for the processing sector, ending up on the supermarket shelves as products, which include canned kernels, frozen cobetts and frozen kernels.

Planting usually commences in spring when soil temperatures reach 14–16°C. In warmer coastal and inland districts, a longer growing season allows two crops to be planted each year compared with one crop in the cooler Tablelands and Slopes districts.