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Raw Ingredients

Dried Fruits

We source and supply a wide range of tree and vine fruits, by raw ingredient, bespoke ingredient mixes, or branded product ranges.

Apricots
Apricots originated in Asia and have been grown throughout the Middle East, China and India for thousands of years.
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Blueberries
Commercial varieties of blueberry are all native to North America.
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Cherries
Cherries originated in both Europe and Western Asia, and have been eaten since pre-historic times.
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Coconuts
The coconut is a fibrous one-seeded drupe, also known as a dry drupe which technically means it’s a fruit rather than a nut.
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Cranberries
Cranberries are low, creeping vines that grow naturally in boggy wetlands.
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Currants
Traditional or ‘true’ currants grow on a bush, and come in black, red and white varieties.
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Dates
Fossil records show that the date palm has been around for about 50 million years.
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Goji Berries
Goji Berry or wolfberry, describes the fruit of two closely related species of boxthorn from the nightshade family.
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Mango Slices
Mangoes belong to the same family as cashews.
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Papaya
The papaya, or pawpaw originated in Mexico and northern South America.
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Pineapple
Originating in South America, the pineapple is actually a ‘multiple fruit’.
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Prunes
A prune is simply a dried plum.
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Raisins
Raisins are dried, white-fleshed, green-skinned grapes.
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Sultanas
Sultana is a specific grape variety, smaller than the standard grapes that are dried to make raisins, and with a yellower skin which doesn’t darken as it dries.
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