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We source a wide range of dried fruits, nuts, seeds and pulses from our network of trusted suppliers in over 20 countries worldwide. We ship in a variety of sizes so whether you want to buy in bulk or have a small delivery, Chelmer Foods gives all of our customers a personalised experience based on their needs.

With extensive checks and certifications, we only buy from reputable sources in high-quality regions to ensure that the standards we put in place are met. Browse the different categories we supply below to see if we can help you.

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Turkish Pulses Harvest Report 15.07.24

Lentils, chickpeas, and beans are generally produced in Southeastern and Eastern Anatolia. These regions are suitable for pulse production with their soil structure and climate conditions. For example, more than 90% of lentils in Türkiye are produced in the Southeastern Anatolia region. By applying rotation, the amount of organic matter and nitrogen in the soil […]

Almond Shipment & Market Report 12.07.24

Production The 2024 California almond production is estimated to be at 2.8 billion lbs. This is down -7% from what was predicted in May, but is still higher than the 2.47 million lbs harvested in the previous crop year. The overall acreage is the same as last year at 1.38 million, but yield estimates are […]

Marrowfat Pea Crop Report 11.07.24

So far this year, the weather has been much more favourable this year than in 2023, where the temperatures were too hot and caused a lot of crop damage and yield loss in June and a very wet July meant that the crop quality was damaged. A more positive scene is showing this year, however, […]

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