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You can now order Nature & More fruits and veggies online everywhere!

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At Eosta we often got the same question from consumers: where can we buy your organic Nature & More fruits and vegetables? As an importer and distributor we never knew exactly where our fruits and vegetables were to be found in the store shelves. Luckily, since 2021 we can answer that question a bit easier. Our products can now be ordered online from all kinds of home suppliers in the Netherlands and in Germany: e.g. Picnic, Gorillas, Flink and Crisp. Below is a brief overview per country.

Online shopping is growing rapidly, so more and more home suppliers are working with Eosta for their organic fruit and vegetables. The nice thing about Eosta's products under the Nature & More brand is that there is a story behind them. Our growers have a three-digit Nature & More code, which you can use to visit them on the website www.natureandmore.com. Here, the grower tells you everything about the origin of your product and how he or she has grown it. Check out the grower codes below!

The Netherlands:

Online delivery service Crisp offers a large assortment and mentions which products are supplied by Eosta. At the organic supermarket Ekoplaza many of Eosta's products can be recognised by the Nature & More brand, for example our pineapple. Furthermore, we are happy to deliver to Picnic, Gorillas and other supermarkets:

Online delivery services:

 

They offer the following Nature & More products (offer may vary per supplier):

  • Pineapple (e.g. Andres Nuñez, code 763)
  • Apples (e.g. Hugo Sanchez, code 313)
  • Avocado (e.g. Anthony Ngugi, code 305)
  • Blueberries (e.g. Andres Vergara, code 338)
  • Lemon (e.g. André Spangenberg, code 229)
  • Dates (medjool) (e.g. Gilad Sinai, code 563)
  • Grapes (e.g. Gog van der Colff, code 220)
  • Pumpkin (butternut, hokaido, by Dutch growers)
  • Ginger (e.g. Yu Zhengming, 288)
  • Pomegranates (e.g. Georgios, code 108)
  • Garlic (e.g. Krispijn van den Dries, code 444)
  • Celeriac (e.g. Hans en Jan Rozendaal, code 542)
  • Turmeric (smallholder farmers in the Peruvian jungle)
  • Limes (e.g. Juan Duque, code 410)
  • Mandarins (e.g. Gerasimos Karantinos, code 578)
  • Paksoi (e.g. Rob van Paassen, code 183)
  • Papaya (e.g. Kwadwo Inkoom, code 725)
  • Passion Fruit (e.g. Roberto Vargas, code 355)
  • Peppers (e.g. Paolo of Horticilha, code 592)
  • Pears (e.g. Hugo Sanchez, code 313)
  • Rainbow Carrots (e.g. Krispijn van den Dries, code 444) 
  • Royal gala apples (e.g. Hugo Sanchez, code 313)
  • Oranges (e.g. Gerasimos Karantinos, code 578)
  • Sweetcorn (Dutch growers)
  • Wild cherry tomatoes (e.g. Paolo Cavaco, code 592)
  • Winter carrots (e.g. Krispijn van den Dries, code 444)

Germany:

Online delivery services:

They offer the following Nature & More products (offer may vary per supplier):

  • Apples (e.g. Hugo Sanchez, code 313)
  • Avocado (e.g. Anthony Ngugi, code 305)
  • Blueberries (e.g. Andres Vergara, code 338)
  • Lemon (e.g. André Spangenberg, code 229)
  • Ginger (e.g. Yu Zhengming, 288)
  • Kiwi (e.g. Andres Vergara, code 338)
  • Turmeric (farmers in the Peruvian jungle)
  • Limes (e.g. Juan Duque, code 410)
  • Pears (e.g. Hugo Sanchez, code 313)
  • Oranges (e.g. Gerasimos Karantinos, code 578)
  • Sweet potatoes (e.g. Barnes family, code 170)

We hope you will enjoy our organic fruits and vegetables. If you are looking for a specific product to order online, ask us by e-mail: info@eosta.com. By the way, you can also follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook - @natureandmore.

News & releases

Limes

Moroccan limes provide breathing space in a tight organic lime market

Demand for organic fruit continues to grow, and organic limes are no exception. Their popularity is being driven partly by increasing demand for cocktails, mocktails and homemade lemonades, as well as their wider use in salads, curries and other dishes. Consumers are also increasingly choosing citrus grown without synthetic pesticides and without post-harvest fungicide treatment.

Kivinaki

Kivinaki ready for the new Organic Raingrown Oranges season

Ahead of the new organic orange season, our sourcing team visited Kivinaki in Peru. Over the past four years, we have built a successful export programme with this growers’ co-operative. During the visit, we worked together to prepare for the coming months.

Pineapple

Healthy soil makes organic pineapples more resilient

In Costa Rica, too, the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly apparent. Heavy rainfall, in particular, is making organic pineapple cultivation more challenging and requires growers to be adaptable.

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