A 15-year joint government and industry breeding program has produced the Aus-Jubilee pineapple.
Primary Industries Minister Tim Mulherin and a group of taste testers will sample the Aussie pineapple in Brisbane on Tuesday.
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Mr Mulherin said the Aus-Jubilee was selected for its aromatic flavour, low acidity, firm flesh and good colouration.
"It has twice the Vitamin C of other pineapples, making it a natural choice for parents wanting a healthy, delicious snack for the kids," he said.
He said it was also resistant to internal browning and other blemishes.
Queensland government scientists, Horticulture Australia and Queensland's pineapple growers were involved in developing the new pineapple breed.
Pineapples are believed to have originated in South America.
