Fresh figs İncir
Sarılop and Brown Turkey, packed in cartons. A fall window that matches Persian and Middle Eastern grocer demand.
Shaly Foods Inc. is a wholesale produce importer in British Columbia. We buy figs, quince, pomegranates, sour cherries and sour plums from Turkey and sell them by the carton and the pallet to grocers, restaurants and distributors across Canada. If you grow, pack or export any of these, send us your offer.
Each line is seasonal. We book against the harvest window, so the earlier we see your offer, the more of the season we can plan around.
Sarılop and Brown Turkey, packed in cartons. A fall window that matches Persian and Middle Eastern grocer demand.
A short fall window. One of the most requested Turkish items among Persian and Middle Eastern grocers.
Deep red, sour-sweet fruit for eating, cooking and juice. Peak season runs through the fall.
Short-window stone fruit, ordered ahead of the season.
Sold loose by the case. A late-spring staple next to sour cherries and green almonds.
Green almonds (çağla), green plums and other seasonal Turkish lines. Send the item and the volume.
You deal with one company. We handle customs entry, CFIA import paperwork and refrigerated delivery to the store.
Our customers are Persian, Arab, Afghan and Turkish grocers and restaurants. They ask for these fruits by name.
We buy from the grower, the packhouse or the exporter. Fewer hands between your crate and the shelf means a better price for both sides.
The terms for a first shipment are agreed in writing before it leaves Turkey.
For example Sarılop or Brown Turkey figs. Include the class and the size or caliber.
The weeks you can load, and how long the harvest runs.
Carton weight, cartons per pallet and pallets per container.
Price per carton on an FOB or FCA basis, and the port or airport you ship from.
The smallest load you will send for a first trial.
Photos of the fruit, the carton and the packhouse. Your exporter union membership, and GlobalG.A.P. or BRC certificates if you hold them.
Use the form below or WhatsApp. Turkish or English.
If the product and price fit a window we are buying for, we write back and ask for photos or samples.
We agree the size and the terms in writing before anything is loaded.
If the first load lands well, we plan regular shipments for the rest of the season.
A commercial invoice, a packing list, the bill of lading or air waybill, a phytosanitary certificate from Turkey's Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, a certificate of origin when asked, and a temperature record for the load. The full list, and what Canada checks, is in our guide to exporting fresh produce from Turkey to Canada.
Tell us what you grow or export. We read every offer.
We read every offer and write back when the product and price fit a window we are buying for.
Growers, cooperatives, packhouses, exporters and trading companies in Turkey. You need to be a registered business that can export.
No. Shaly Foods Inc. is the Canadian importer. We handle customs entry, CFIA import paperwork and refrigerated delivery to the store.
You send your price with the offer, on an FOB or FCA basis. We compare it with the week's market and come back with a yes, a no or a counter.
Payment terms for a first shipment are agreed in writing before it ships. We do not ask you to ship first and negotiate after.
No. Sending an offer and getting a reply is free.
Turkish or English. The Turkish version of this page is at /kanadaya-meyve-ihracati.
British Columbia, Canada. We buy through The Produce Terminal in Vancouver and ship refrigerated across Canada.