Wholesale dried fruits
Greek dried figs, black Corinthian currants, golden sultanas and dried apricots in trade cartons from 3 kg. For bakeries, pastry shops, nut shops and packers.
Dried fruits
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Our dried fruits
- Greek dried figs, from Evia and Kalamata, in 3 kg cartons
- Black Corinthian currants, from Corinth, in 10 kg cartons
- Sultanas, Greek and imported, in 10 or 12.5 kg cartons
- Dried apricots, from Turkey, sizes No 1 to No 6
Uses in bakery and pastry
Corinthian currants are essential for raisin breads and festive breads, sultanas for cakes, sweet breads and cereals, figs for breads, tray bakes and cheese platters, and apricots for tarts and bars. All of them also sell loose or in retail packs alongside nuts.
Storage
Dried fruits need up to 10 °C and below 60% relative humidity. In heat they harden or stick and their sugar crystallises, while humidity risks mould.
Ordering and delivery
The minimum order is one carton, and dried fruits and nuts can share a shipment. For prices contact us on +30 2541 200 900 or at sales@carpebo.com. Orders are dispatched from Thessaloniki within 2 to 3 working days of confirmation, across Greece and, by arrangement, to other EU countries.
Frequently asked questions
Do the figs contain added sugar?
No. The sweetness comes from the figs themselves.
How do currants and sultanas differ?
Corinthian currants are small, black and more intense. Sultanas are golden, larger and sweeter.
Interested in our products?
Tell us what you need and in what quantity, and we will send you an offer with prices.
Are you a Greek walnut grower?
We are looking for Greek walnut growers to partner with across Greece.