Nuts and Dried Fruit
Nuts are a great source of protein and organically grown nuts reinforce their nutritional value while providing local flora and fauna with good habitat and sources of nesting and foraging material.
An amazing story from Georgia: an old plantation populated by enslaved people during the 18th century has now been bought up by an African American cooperative of farmers who work the land and produce pecans, providing a wonderful illustration of how things have changed for the better. We support and work toward these types of changes.
Browse Our Selection of Nuts and Fruit
Organic Natural Almonds 8oz
$10.00
Flash-pasteurized using a chemical-free dry-steam process. The almonds are exposed to heat for less than a minute. They are never roasted and remain sproutable!
Organic Natural Cashews 8oz
$10.00
Kerala, with 4,500 members protects elephants and crops with elephant-friendly fencing and uses Fair Trade premiums to improve farming, improve school facilities, support community drinking-water programs, and control weeds sustainably.
Organic Roasted Salted Cashews 8oz
$10.00
Kerala, with 4,500 members protects elephants and crops with elephant-friendly fencing and uses Fair Trade premiums to improve farming, improve school facilities, support community drinking-water programs, and control weeds sustainably.
Natural Pecans 10oz
$10.00
New Communities is a grassroots organization that has worked for over 40 years to empower African American families in Southwest Georgia and to advocate for social justice. Founded in 1969 as a farm collective to provide a safe haven for Black farmers, New Communities became one of the original models for U.S. community land trusts.
Organic Dried Mango 5 oz.
$7.00
Out of stock
Free from added sugar and preservatives, these mangos from Burkina Faso are the perfect mix of chewy, tart and tangy. We’re inspired by Gebana, our primary partner for these mangoes. Gebana is one of the largest alternative traders in the world, consistently taking risks to support small farmers and help them gain control in the market. In Burkina Faso, the farmers who grow the mangoes are organized into coops and the factory, owned by Gebana, employs hundreds of local workers. These endeavors help the farming communities build a better economic future.