Hurst's Berry Farm - Blueberries, Blackberries, Raspberries, Kiwi Berries, Currants, Gooseberries

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Mexico

Argentina

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Growing regions are contingent upon weather conditions. Please contact your sales representative for specific information.

PRODUCTS

5.6oz. (160g) clamshell

Count per flat: 12
Flats per Pallet: 240
Flats per E Container: 40
UPC: 0 33383 24028 2

6oz. (170g) clamshell

Count per flat: 12
Flats per Pallet: 240
Flats per E Container: 40
15 tie – 16 high
UPC: 0 33383 24026 8

12oz. (340g) clamshell

Count per flat: 8
Flats per Pallet: 240
Flats per E Container: 40
UPC: 0 33383 24001 5

PACKAGING

Hurst’s blackberries are sold primarily in 5.6 oz. clamshell containers, which travel 12 to a flat. The clear clamshell design protects the berries and allows customers to see the fruit easily.

HEALTH

Hurst’s blackberries are high in fiber and vitamin C and a good source of folate, potassium and other important minerals. They are cholesterol free, and naturally low in fat and sodium.

DISPLAY & HANDLING

Creating a “berry patch” display with Hurst’s blackberries and other berries can encourage impulse buying. Blackberries are very perishable. For optimal shelf life, they should be stored and displayed in dry refrigeration at 32° to 34°. They should not be damp because moisture speeds the rate of decay. Shelf life is approximately one week after picking, or three to five days after they reach your market.

NUTRITION FACTS

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