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B. C. Tree Fruits, Limited
British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley boasts rich, fertile soil, endless days of summer sun and 135 kilometers of pristine lake fed by pure mountain streams. It almost doesn’t seem fair that one place should have so much. But thank goodness. Because this magical combination of conditions is positively perfect for growing tree fruits. Not just any tree fruits. But some of the most delicious in the world. From the newest varieties to old favourites, a BC Tree Fruits sticker means flavourful food grown close to home using natural and sustainable methods. Honestly, this is about as fresh as it gets.
Why BC Tree Fruits and not BC Tree Fruit? Both are plural. And both are correct. But the word “fruits” implies more than one kind. And we like that. Because since 1936, we’ve helped to promote not just British Columbia’s amazing apples, but also pears, cherries, apricots, peaches, prune plums and nectarines. And even some stuff that doesn’t grow on trees, like grapes and blueberries. Hence, fruits.
We’re a part of the Okanagan Tree Fruit Cooperative, owned by over 800 local grower families. They nurture the orchards to create the best produce possible. We provide expertise in promoting, packaging and transporting the BC Tree Fruits brand. This includes assistance with sales, marketing, accounting, technology, shipping and regulation compliance.
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This pear both looks and tastes beautiful. It has a naturally occurring russet, giving it a gorgeous golden appearance. And its juicy flesh is nothing short of heavenly. Bosc pears remain firm and keep their classic shape during cooking. They also go well with spices and sauces because of their...
Group: Pears
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Cherries have been around since prehistoric times. In fact, piles of cherry pits have been found in Paleolithic cave dwellings. We highly recommend you simply throw your cherry pits away. But should you choose to pile them up, well, it's not our place to judge.
These luscious, sweet, dark fruits...
Group: Cherry
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The Okanagan's booming wine industry would indicate that the local climate is quite conducive to growing grapes. At BC Tree Fruits, we grow Coronation grapes. They're a variety resembling Concord, without the seeds or the tartness. Coronations are great for eating fresh, but they can also be used...
Group: Grapes
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The Honeycrisp earned its name from being sweet as honey and extraordinarily crisp. A cross between Macoun and Honey Gold, Honeycrisps are jumbo sized, with mostly red colouring over a yellow background.
Usage: Honeycrisp apples are excellent for eating on their own, in salads, sauces, and...
Group: Apples
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Originating in India, Mangos have been cultivated for thousands of years. Depending on variety, mangos come in many shades or combination of colours: from red to orange to yellow to green. When ripe, they show a yellow overtone and have a lovely fragrance.
This luscious tropical fruit is truly...
Group: Mango
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The word nectarine means "sweet as nectar" and we can't imagine a better description for this fabulous Okanagan fruit. There is some misconception that nectarines are a cross between a peach and a plum, but this is not the case. They're simply a fuzzless peach.
Nectarines have rich, shiny,...
Group: Nectarine
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Blueberries are not just native to North America, they're native to British Columbia. So much so that BC is the second largest producer of blueberries in the entire world. These plump, round, dark blue berries are among the superest of the so-called super-fruits. Chock full of nutrients like...
Group: Bilberries
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The plum has been cultivated since ancient times and was brought to North America by early settlers. They must have been pretty surprised when they arrived in the new world to find plums already growing along the entire East Coast. Turns out, the native people had been enjoying this rich and...
Group: Plums
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The Okanagan is renowned for its sweet, succulent, summer peaches. We're not kidding. We actually have a town named Peachland.
Peaches have been cultivated in this area since the 1890s. They're a member of the rose family - as you can likely tell from their delightful aroma. Choose from cling and...
Group: Peaches
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Apricots are thought to be native to Armenia, dating back over 2,000 years. However, their native range may have also covered China and Japan. Alexander the Great brought apricots to Greece. And General Lucullus brought them to Rome. Just visit a grocery store in summer, and you can bring them home...
Group: Apricot
