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Stone fruits such as peaches, apricots, plums and cherries are the taste of spring turning into summer. The tr…
Peaches, apricots, plums and cherries: the taste of spring turning into summer.
Morocco. Stone fruit trees need a cold winter to rest and flower well in spring, so they grow where the winters are cool enough.
The season generally runs from spring to summer, depending on the fruit. A late frost at the wrong moment can affect a crop, so the quality of a season can change from one year to the next.
Stone fruits are graded by size and by appearance. Tell us the range you prefer.
Supply follows the season. Tell us the quantity and how often you would like to receive it, and we will tell you honestly what we can commit to.
Stone fruits are kept cool, around 0 to 2 degrees, and handled gently, because bruises appear quickly on the skin. They are at their best when they are allowed to finish ripening at room temperature.
We supply professional buyers in Europe and in other markets. Tell us where the goods should go and we will explain what is possible, including labelling and documents.
The fruit is picked by hand when it is firm but already coloured, so that it can travel and keep ripening and softening on its way.
We do not list certificates on this page. If a certificate applies to a product or to a grower, we will tell you exactly which one it is and send you the document with your quote.
Tell us which product you have in mind, how much you need and where it should go, and a real person from our team will come back to you within one business day with what is available and at what price.
Contact usA few of the products in this family. See the whole range.
Stone fruits such as peaches, apricots, plums and cherries are the taste of spring turning into summer. The tr…
Stone fruits such as peaches, apricots, plums and cherries are the taste of spring turning into summer. The tr…
Stone fruits such as peaches, apricots, plums and cherries are the taste of spring turning into summer. The tr…
Stone fruits such as peaches, apricots, plums and cherries are the taste of spring turning into summer. The tr…
Product guides
The same kind of information for the other families we work with.
Strawberries, blueberries and other berries, picked by hand and kept cold from the start.
Read the guideFresh Moroccan courgettes, firm and smooth, picked young and handled gently.
Read the guideDried fruits selected and packed with the same care as our fresh range.
Read the guideGlossy Moroccan eggplants with firm flesh and a clean skin, picked at just the right moment.
Read the guideFresh figs, soft, sweet and fragile, picked by hand and packed with great care.
Read the guideTender leafy greens and herbs, cut by hand and cooled straight away.
Read the guideFresh Moroccan lemons, aromatic and juicy, for retail, foodservice and processing.
Read the guideSweet, juicy Moroccan oranges, picked by hand and packed for the European season.
Read the guideCrisp, colourful Moroccan peppers, graded carefully so every box is even.
Read the guideFresh Moroccan tomatoes, sorted by size and colour and packed to arrive firm and ready to sell.
Read the guideSeeded, seedless and mini watermelons, picked ripe and loaded with care.
Read the guideWhat an international buyer should know before sourcing fresh fruit and vegetables from Morocco: how the seasons run, what to decide before a first order and ho…
Round, cherry, plum and truss tomatoes: how they are grown in Morocco, when the season runs, and what to know about picking, packing and keeping them.
Navel, blood and Valencia oranges, clementines and lemons: why Moroccan citrus tastes the way it does, how the season unfolds and how to keep it in good shape.
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