Can we use cookies to make your experience even better? By selecting “Accept”, you’re letting us know you’re okay with all cookies, as explained in our privacystatement.
In the Krimpenerwaard region, The Cranberry Company grows organic cranberries on 18 hectares of peat soil – an innovative example of “farming with nature”, showing respect for soil, water and biodiversity.
By preserving the naturally moist peat soil, peat oxidation is prevented and the ecosystem remains in balance. In doing so, the growers contribute to a climate-friendly way of farming in an area where dairy farming is becoming increasingly challenging.
The cranberries are dry-harvested, resulting in firm, flavourful berries with a long shelf life. A new sorting machine ensures consistent, high quality.
“Cranberries are a perfect fit for the festive season – fresh, colourful and healthy,” says the grower. “They show that sustainable farming and innovation can go hand in hand.”
NOS, the Dutch national broadcaster, featured The Cranberry Company as an example of future-proof farming in peatland areas:
→ “Cows are getting wet feet more often – can the cranberry offer a solution?”
Organic avocado supply from Mexico is building well, with good volumes and availability expected over the coming months. Currently, availability is strongest in the larger calibres [14–18], while smaller calibres are expected to become more available as the season progresses.
Behind our Mexican Organic Raingrown® avocados is Avova, a family business in Michoacán that Eosta has been working with for many years.
With the European blueberry season gradually coming to an end, the first organic volumes from South America are on their way. Peru will take the lead in the coming weeks, followed by supply from our long-standing growers in Argentina.
Copyright © Eosta | Webdesign: Pencilpoint - creatief in vorm & inhoud