Built for EU organic imports
Organic products imported into the EU need an electronic certificate of inspection (COI) issued in the TRACES system by the exporter control body, alongside the producer organic certificate under the EU organic regulation. We confirm the exporter can issue these before an offer is made.
For the UK, organic imports need a certificate of inspection in the UK system, and we work with exporters who can provide it.
Delivery
Most shipments to EU buyers are CIF or CFR to a main European port, with onward delivery by agreement:
- Rotterdam
- Hamburg
- Antwerp
- Felixstowe and Southampton for UK buyers
- Other EU ports on request
Food safety and residues
We check residue and contaminant results against EU maximum levels, including pesticide residues and aflatoxins for nuts and seeds, before shipment.
Featured products
Organic cane sugarCertified EU and USDA organic cane sugar from verified South American producers, supplied FOB in big bags, with Fairtrade available.View
Cashew kernelsWhole white cashew kernels and splits from verified processors, vacuum packed and shipped in containers.View
Seeds and superfoodsChia, quinoa, sesame, flax and other seeds and superfoods, conventional and organic, for wholefood brands, packers and distributors.View
Nuts and dried fruitCashew kernels, macadamia nuts and other nuts and dried fruit from verified processors, by grade and style.View
Grains and pulsesWheat, maize, rice, mung beans, lentils, chickpeas and other grains and pulses for food and feed buyers.View
SugarRefined white, raw and organic cane sugar from verified mills, for food manufacturers, refiners and distributors.ViewFrequently asked questions
What is a TRACES certificate of inspection?
An electronic certificate issued in the EU TRACES system for each consignment of organic products entering the EU. Without it, product cannot be released as organic.
Do you deliver to the UK?
Yes. UK buyers receive the same verified supply, with UK organic import documents, usually CIF Felixstowe or Southampton.
Can you supply in smaller lots?
Single container lots are standard. Smaller or mixed lots may be possible depending on the product and the producer.

