Fresh Quince
2-layer, 32-count cartons. A short fall window — one of the most-requested Turkish items among Persian and Middle Eastern grocers.
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Wholesale Turkish Produce, Shipped Canada-Wide
Turkey is one of Shaly Foods Inc.'s three direct supply lines, alongside Egypt and the United States. The company imports fresh quince, figs, pomegranates, sour cherries and sour plums straight from Turkish growers and ships wholesale to grocers, restaurants and distributors across British Columbia, Alberta and the rest of Canada from its Vancouver base — sold by the carton and pallet, not the piece.
Five Turkish lines
Each item below is seasonal — availability shifts through the year as Turkish harvest windows open and close. Request the current price list for what's actually landing this week.
Fresh Figs
Turkish figs alongside the company's Egyptian Bashroomi line — sold by the flat, case pack varies with the crop.
Pomegranates
2-layer cartons, size 30. Peak season runs through the fall, timed with Persian and Middle Eastern demand.
Sour Cherries
Short-window stone fruit, timed to land while spring demand peaks. One of the company's five core supply lines from Turkey.
Sour Plums
Sold loose by the case. A staple through late spring alongside sour cherries and green almonds.
Where you'll find our Turkish produce
Wholesale accounts across Metro Vancouver run on Shaly Foods' own delivery trucks — grocers in Surrey, North Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Moody, Burnaby and Richmond order fresh Turkish quince, figs, pomegranates and sour cherries on standing weekly routes. Vancouver Island and the BC Interior (Kelowna, Kamloops, Victoria) get scheduled cross-dock delivery. Outside BC, Turkish produce ships refrigerated LTL and full pallet to Calgary and Edmonton, Alberta accounts, and by reefer freight to Ontario and east for standing volume.
Do you sell fresh quince from Turkey?
Yes. Fresh quince is a Turkish-season item on the line sheet, packed 2-layer 32-count cartons. It's a short window, typically fall — request the current price list to check what's landing this week.
Is there a minimum order for Turkish produce?
Yes: $300 to $500, depending on your shipping area. Because quince, figs, pomegranates, sour cherries and sour plums each have a short Turkish harvest window, it's worth checking what's actually landing before you order — a mixed case across whatever's in season that week reaches the minimum faster than waiting on one item alone.
Do you sell to individual customers?
No. This line ships wholesale only — grocers, restaurants, food service and distributors buying to resell or serve. There's no retail counter or single-carton sales for home shoppers.
How do I get current pricing on Turkish produce?
Pricing isn't published, since the line sheet changes weekly with the season and shipping schedule. Request the current price list through the contact form and Shaly Foods will send what's actually landing, usually the same business day.
Where does Shaly Foods ship Turkish produce?
Metro Vancouver on Shaly Foods' own trucks; BC Interior and Vancouver Island on scheduled routes; Alberta and the Prairies on refrigerated LTL and full pallets; Ontario and east for standing volume accounts.
Do you deliver Turkish produce to Surrey, North Vancouver and Coquitlam?
Yes. Surrey, North Vancouver, Coquitlam, Port Moody, Burnaby and Richmond are all on Shaly Foods' standing Metro Vancouver delivery routes for fresh quince, figs, pomegranates, sour cherries and sour plums.