Direct from Turkey
Sour cherries and specialty fruit sourced through a direct supplier relationship, not through a broker adding a markup in between.
Shaly Foods has a direct supplier relationship in Turkey, alongside Egypt and the United States. Sour cherries and specialty Turkish fruit ship wholesale to grocers and food service across Canada from the company's Vancouver base.
Sour cherries and specialty fruit sourced through a direct supplier relationship, not through a broker adding a markup in between.
What's on the price list is what's actually landing, not a standing catalog with half of it out of season.
Turkish produce alongside Egyptian mangoes, Persian grocery lines and Canadian season crops, on one wholesale account.
No fixed case count. Mixed pallets across the range on a single account.
No. Turkish sour cherry season runs a short window in spring. Request the current price list to see what's actually landing.
Quince and pomegranates, sourced direct from Turkey. Both travel and hold far better than the spring sour-cherry lines, which is why they work as a standing fall order rather than a scramble. Persimmons run in the same window. Ask for the line sheet as the season turns and you'll get what's actually landing, with pack sizes.
Yes: $300 to $500, depending on your shipping area. Shaly Foods sells by the case and the pallet, mixed across the range on one account, so it's not a fixed single-SKU minimum.
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.
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, with pricing, usually the same business day.