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dried fruits | nuts | seeds | pulses

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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Hazelnuts Market Report 17.01.25

The hazelnut market began the week with a sharp uptick in prices, signalling a significant shift in market dynamics. This surge has been primarily driven by elevated pricing from key suppliers to Ferrero, one of the largest buyers in the sector. These increased rates are closely tied to the subpar quality of the current hazelnuts […]

Walnuts Update 16.01.25

As of the end of December, historical crop receipt levels average 98.2% based on 13 years of data. Last year, receipts reached 95% of the final crop size due to record-high harvest volumes. For this season, we estimate receipt levels are closer to the historical average, reflecting the smaller crop size. Based on these assumptions, […]

Macadamias Report 15.01.25

Early indications from South Africa suggest a promising crop, potentially around 10% higher than last year’s yield. However, exporters are proceeding cautiously with their offers, largely due to expectations of strong demand from China and ongoing price uncertainties. Carryover stock from 2024 is modest, though slightly higher than anticipated in the final quarter of last […]

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