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Oranges
Organic
Greece
This is why the oranges can be big, small, scarred, misshapen, perfect, speckled, dark orange and sometimes even green. Green oranges? That's right! The colour of an orange has nothing to do with its ripeness. The juice content and the taste are all that matter.
By doing this, the family farmers can sell more of their harvest than would be possible for them in the standardised trade. And with these real oranges, you get to experience the full diversity of nature.
The later the delivery date, the sweeter the oranges taste.
How much is that?
When will my delivery arrive?
| Arrival of the delivery | Order by: |
|---|---|
| November | 16.11.2025 |
| December | 14.12.2025 |
| January | 18.01.2026 |
| February | 15.02.2026 |
| March | 15.03.2026 |
Use & preparation
- Enjoy fresh or juice to make a tasty drink, like these Ginger and Citrus Shots or add the juice to sauces and dressings.
- Add the segments to a salad or use in desserts: Salted Oranges, Quinoasalad with oranges, Clafoutis, Roasted Pointed Cabbage with Orange and Miso Mayonnaise and even Risotto.
- Zest the oranges and use the zest for baking. Use to make jam.
- Brew some tea with dried orange peels.
- Or use them to make your own cleaner: All-Purpose Citrus Cleaner.
Storage & shelf life
Sustainability and supply chain
Chrysoula Stergiou
FARMER FROM ANIFI, GREECE
Organic farmers like us are unfortunately still in the minority.
“We started with organic farming in 2002 but didn't receive organic prices for our products for years. What's worse is that fruit buyers would wait until our oranges were ripe and then offer us very low prices for them. They knew we couldn't use chemicals to keep the fruit on the trees artificially while waiting for better offers. But I stubbornly kept at it and stuck to organic farming. My children first started working with gebana in 2010. Since then, everything has changed for us."
Background
#RealOranges
We have been delivering real oranges from Greece to our customers since 2020. Find out on this page what we mean by "real oranges", how they are different from normal oranges and how all of this affects family farmers.
Who harvests gebana oranges?
We ship hundreds of thousands of kilos of hand-picked oranges from Greece every year. Developing a system that ensures fair working conditions for harvest workers is challenging.
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