Fair Trade and Certified Organic

Tart, power-punching balls of fruit are honoured with the title of super-food. High in Vitamin A, C and iron.

GOLDEN BERRY ASSOCIATION LOCATION: NARIÑO, COLOMBIA

ORIGIN INFORMATION

Farmer information: 16 farmers are part of the Biofruit NAPOLI association. These organic farmers work together to share knowledge on organic practices. Each farm employs women who harvest, sort, and remove leaves on the golden berries. 

Fruandes: Our organic, dried fruit comes to us from a Fair Trade Organization (FTO) in Colombia called Fruandes. Fruandes purchases fresh fruit from small-scale farmers and employs women to hand cut, dry and package the fruit.

Description: A chewy whole fruit snack with a powerful punch of tartness. Golden berries contain carotene and bioflavonoids, along with vitamins A and C. Free from sulphites and preservatives.

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100 golden berries in a package!

Dried Golden Berry

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Customer Reviews

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K
Kirstin

Always delicious!

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Rubel
Delicious berries

Amazing! In love with this product!

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Tina
Delicious

I love golden berries, and I've purchased these by the dozen, when 10000 villages was still open and then found them on Amazon. You just don't get enough per package, in my opinion.

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Mama
Very tart, if you like sour candy! You’ll love these!

We really like that these berries are sustainably grown, and fair trade certified and organic. However they are very sour. If you love sour patch kids and the such...you”lol love these!! Just not our favourite flavour. But they were soft and the package was Undamaged!

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Mother dearest
Great tasting.

they were so good I ate them all before my daughter had a 3rd helping. Gone in 2 days.