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Sustainable organic cranberries for Christmas!

 

The holidays are approaching, and Eosta is proud to offer the sustainable organic cranberries from The Cranberry Company from the Netherlands! Amidst the beautiful Krimpenerwaard, these berries grow on peat soil, without chemical plant protection products, ensuring rich biodiversity and excellent quality. 

From late September until Christmas, cranberries are available and can be eaten fresh or used for jam, juice or cranberry compote. The latter is a true Christmas classic that goes perfectly with game as a sauce with desserts. But these versatile berries are also delicious outside the Christmas period in salads, smoothies or as a snack! 

Contact your account manager for more information on these cranberries from Dutch soil. 

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