Hazelnuts - Import export

It can be called by names (nut, tree hazelnut, hazelnut), it is used in the manufacture of some sweets, it is a component of various types of chocolate. We offer fresh, highquality hazelnuts, prepared with care and in a healthy way. Types Raw hazelnuts (with shell) Raw hazelnuts (without shell) white raw hazelnut roasted hazelnut Roasted and salted hazelnut Roasted and salted hazelnuts in different flavors (customers can choose flavors)

Hazelnuts are used both whole and processed for a wide number of applications – both sweet and savoury.They are characterised in particular by their high vitamin E content.

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Productinformation The main time for harvesting hazelnuts is around september and october, in Turkey, for example, already around july and august. The hazelnut tree is a long-lived, small shaped tree with round, oval leaves. Contrary to other nut-carrying trees it shows no signs of blossom in spring time: The male flowers are larval-shaped tassels, and the female ones simply small, nearly not visible, buds. Origin Growing areas of hazelnut can be find in Turkey, Georgia, Italy, France, Spain – and the US. The hazelnut’s historical origin is in the Black Sea region in Turkey: From there the nuts were first brought to Rome, from where they were spreaded all over the world. The oldest document of the hazelnut nonetheless can be found in China: The now famous nut was already known there in 2838 b.c.