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Description : Noix de Pekan-Noyaux
Description : Duraznos en almibar
Piñas en almibar
Piñas en almibar
Description : Pure concentrado de mango
Description : Pasas de uva
Description : Platano organico
Description : Global Agricultural Trading is a family owned company and jointly in alliance with Colombian Companies dedicated to producing, commercializing, consolidating and exporting products of the Colombian Agro-industrial sector.
Description : Extensive range of fresh Organic Salad Greens, Shoots & Sprouts and Wheatgrass always available in retail portions or catering quantities for next morning delivery in SE England.
Description : Biologisch Geteeld Cooked Beetroot always available for next-morning delivery in SE England.
Description : Our extensive range of fresh Organic Vegetables covers all restaurant & wholefood shop requirements, including juicing varieties, and can be delivered next-morning in SE England.
Description : Our extensive range of fresh Organic Fruit covers all restaurant & wholefood shop requirements, including juicing varieties, and can be delivered next-morning in SE England.
Description : Our range of fresh Organic Fruit & Veg includes numerous Exotic varieties depending on season - recent examples include Quince, Starfruit, Pomegranate, Papaya, Rainbow Carrots, Romanesco Cauliflower etc
Description : Full range of fresh Organic Citrus Fruits available all year round - range includes size options and juicing varieties.
Description : Organic Wild Boletus Mushroom
Description : Physalis, also known as the “Incan berry”, “Golden berry”, “Cape Gooseberry”, or locally as the “Aguaymanto”, “Capuli” or “Tomatillo”, is the edible fruit of Physalis peruviana, a plant native to the Peruvian Andes. The Physalis dates back to the times of the Incas, who are believed to have initiated its cultivation in the Sacred Valley and later to have planted it in the royal gardens of Machu Picchu.
Description : de belles bananes exotiques de Madagascar
