Frequently Asked Questions
Unfortunately, we are not set up to sell or ship directly to consumers.
The majority of our fruit is grown in California’s Central Valley, where the climate is ideal for growing high-quality produce. We also work with growers in Oregon who specialize in blueberries and kiwi berries.
You can find our fruit at retailers nationwide—including Whole Foods Market, Sprouts, Costco, Trader Joe’s, and Target. We also partner with distributors who supply local and regional grocery stores. We recommend calling ahead to confirm availability before you shop.
No, we don’t use Apeel or Organipeel on any of our fruit—and you won’t find them in our packing facilities, either. We’re proud to use only organic-approved coatings like beeswax, carnauba wax, or lac resin to keep our fruit fresh. No synthetic waxes or coatings. Ever.
Yes! In fact, all organic produce is non-GMO. The use of genetically modified organisms is not allowed in organic farming—period.
Great question! Some citrus varieties are naturally seedless. Others may develop seeds if bees pollinate the flowers. To prevent this, many of our citrus farms are located away from bee-pollinated varieties or are protected with netting to reduce pollination and help maintain seedless fruit.
“E-U.A.” is simply the French abbreviation for the United States. We include it so we can share our fruit with our neighbors in Canada.
“Biologique” means organic in French. You’ll see it on our packaging to meet labeling requirements for Canadian markets. Same fruit, same organic standards—just a bilingual label.
To keep our farmworkers and visitors safe, we don’t offer public farm tours. But you can still get a behind-the-scenes look at how we grow with care. Check out our GROWN by video series on YouTube!
We’d love to hear from you! Fill out our contact form and we’ll connect you with a member of our sales team.