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Yellow peaches
Organic
Italy
Arrival of delivery: End of June / beginning of July
Order until: 25.05.2025
Peaches from the cooperative O.P. Agritalia from the region around San Ferdinando, Apulia. The Royal Glory variety has yellow flesh and is characterised by its slightly tart taste.
Among other things, O.P. Agritalia employs people who are disadvantaged on the labour market, such as refugees. In addition, the cooperative realises measures to promote biodiversity on test fields.
Among other things, O.P. Agritalia employs people who are disadvantaged on the labour market, such as refugees. In addition, the cooperative realises measures to promote biodiversity on test fields.
How much is that?
5 kilos are 25 - 30 peaches
When will my delivery arrive?
If no specific delivery date is indicated for a product, we will ship your pre-ordered items during the specified month. For the latest information, please check our delivery schedule page. We will notify you as soon as your order is on its way.
| Arrival of the delivery | Order by: |
|---|---|
| End of June / beginning of July | 25.05.2025 |
Storage & shelf life
Store the peaches without washing in a cool cellar or in the fridge. They will keep for up to 5 days. Check your fruit regularly and consume soft fruit or fruit with bruises first. You can also freeze the fruit when pitted and cut into pieces.
Sustainability and supply chain
Producers
Grown by 2 family farmers on an average of 10 hectares in Trinitapoli, San Ferdinando and Biscegliethe in Apulia region of Italy.
Cultivation
Organic, irrigated fields.
Processing
Never repacked and packed without plastic.
Purchasing & Logistics
Purchased directly from the harvest, since 2022.
Transport by lorry via Milan to Chiasso and then on to our shipping hub.
Transport by lorry via Milan to Chiasso and then on to our shipping hub.
RUGGERO LAPORTA
FARMER FROM TRINITAPOLI, ITALY
I discovered a natural pesticide by chance.
"While harvesting tomatoes in the garden one day, I noticed there was one type of marigold that the insects don't like," says Ruggero Laporta. "After that, I introduced the flowers into the crop rotation. This has greatly reduced the need for pesticides." He and his son Francesco grow nectarines and peaches on roughly 17 hectares of land. "Organic farming is a tradition in my family," explains Laporta. "I'm passing everything my father taught me on to my son."
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