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DRY FRUITS & NUTS

Almonds

A familiar favourite, many uses

Almonds (Prunus dulcis) are a tree nut cultivated far beyond their native range in Iran and neighbouring countries. The kernel is valued for its firm bite, its monounsaturated fat content and its contribution of fibre, protein and vitamin E. Retail demand varies by variety, kernel size and preparation, so the almond specification is worth agreeing in detail before ordering.

Botanical name
Prunus dulcis — tree nut
Reference varieties
Non Pareil, Carmel; also Wood Colony, Fritz, Independence, Thompson
Kernel sizing
Count per ounce: 18/20, 20/22, 23/25, 25/27, 27/30, 30/34, 34/40, 40+
Preparations
Shelled, sliced, roasted, salted
Composition
Monounsaturated fat, fibre, protein and vitamin E; figures confirmed by specification
Availability, presentation and commercial terms to be confirmed
Ask about Almonds

What to discuss

Let us know the variety, kernel size and preparation your customers buy. Reference varieties are Non Pareil and Carmel, with Wood Colony, Fritz, Independence and Thompson also traded. Kernel size is commonly quoted as a count per ounce (18/20, 20/22, 23/25, 25/27, 27/30, 30/34, 34/40, 40+), and preparations include shelled, sliced, roasted and salted. Ask about packing and origin; formats and quantities are confirmed for each enquiry.

Storage & handling

Protect almonds from humidity, strong odours and heat. Sliced and roasted product is more sensitive than whole kernels, so request storage and shelf-life guidance for the confirmed preparation and pack. Almonds are tree nuts; ensure allergen information remains available if the product is repacked for retail.

About this range

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