Globalisation Of The Brazil Nut Market
Brazil nut trees from South America are unique! The trunk is cylindrical, straight, and unbranched, reaching nearly 2 metres in diameter in older specimens. The canopy is very branched, spreading
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White Lion Foods is a leading Agri-tech group and one of Latin America’s fastest-growing businesses, headquartered in Singapore with food production facilities in Peru and Brazil. White Lion Foods has commercial subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, South Korea, UAE, Turkey, and the Netherlands. We use leading-edge technology to produce the highest quality Brazil nuts and fresh garlic.
Our supply chain is highly efficient and backed by years of experience, ensuring timely delivery from our factory in the Amazon to over 45 countries worldwide. We supply bulk Brazil nuts and fresh garlic in either 20’ or 40’ containers, tailored to meet the demands of our customers. Our deliveries are processed through the Port of Callao in Peru, enabling swift and reliable shipping across continents. With a focus on quality and sustainability, we maintain rigorous standards at every stage, from harvesting to export, guaranteeing that our Brazil nuts and Garlic arrive fresh and in optimal condition, meeting the diverse needs of our global customers.
We always pay a fair price for the nut kernels diligently sourced by collectors. White Lion Foods then processes the in-shell kernels to create the highest quality Brazil nuts in the market. We are proud to be a key player in the socio-economics of all the communities involved. When considering additional activities, such as transportation and processing, the Brazil nut industry generates employment for over 100,000 people, and is the most important employer in the Amazonian state of Madre de Dios in Peru, where we are based.
This unique garlic, which is harvested 4000 metres above sea level, in the Andean mountains of Peru, develops a rich colour, making it the most purple garlic in the market. Our garlic is cultivated in ancient volcanic soils, enriched over generations and nourished by pristine glacial meltwaters. This unique terroir imparts a distinctive colour and flavour to our garlic, making it a truly one-of-a-kind variety that is a favourite in supermarkets and restaurants around the world.
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The Brazil nut industry generates the most employment in the Amazonian state of Madre de Dios in Peru. We are proud to be a key player in the socio-economics of all communities across the Amazon region.
Our focus is quality which consists of having full traceability of our products and high standards of food safety. Our factory helps us achieve a higher quality of product with efficiency and sustainability.
We grow over 100 hectares of garlic in Arequipa, Southern Peru. We cultivate many varieties, including purple garlic, lilac garlic and violet garlic. Most of our fields are over 4000 metres above sea level.
Brazil nut trees from South America are unique! The trunk is cylindrical, straight, and unbranched, reaching nearly 2 metres in diameter in older specimens. The canopy is very branched, spreading
Where are brazil nuts grown? Brazil nuts are the seeds of the Bertholletia Excelsa tree, a species native exclusively to the Amazon rainforests of Bolivia, Brazil and Peru. The majority
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White Lion Foods is a leading Agri-tech group and one of Latin America’s fastest-growing businesses, headquartered in Singapore with food production facilities in Peru and Brazil. White Lion Foods has commercial subsidiaries in the United Kingdom, South Korea, UAE, Turkey, and the Netherlands, and we use leading-edge technology to produce the highest quality Brazil nuts and fresh garlic.
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