A family citrus holding in l'Horta, Valencia
We are a family grower in l'Horta, Valencia. We sell our citrus directly to professional buyers.
A family holding in l’Horta
We grow oranges and clementines. This website is for buyers sourcing fruit for wholesale markets, independent shops, hospitality or import. The variety pages set out the information available for each product. Details that still need checking are marked as on request.
Speak to the grower
The grower answers personally, in English or Spanish. Tell us what you need and where it would go. We will check the fruit available and discuss whether we can supply your order. Quantity, packaging and transport need confirming before a price can be agreed.
Our growing area
Our holding is in l’Horta, the agricultural area around Valencia. That is the origin behind the fruit presented on this website. When we refer to Valencia, we mean where we grow; the variety name appears separately on each product page so you can identify what you are considering buying.
The orchard section is being prepared to give buyers a closer view of that origin. Individual plot information and photographs still need completing. Until those records are ready, we describe the growing area at the level we can support and leave the missing details open.
A commercial conversation with the grower
Buying directly begins with finding out whether our fruit fits your business. Your destination and intended use matter alongside the variety. A wholesale buyer supplying other traders may work to a different specification from a shop selecting fruit for its own display.
Explain the requirements that decide whether you can buy. If your customer needs a particular certification, raise it at the start. Our quality page states the certification position; any additional evidence you require needs discussing before you base a purchasing decision on it.
The same applies to a programme of repeat purchases. Give the proposed frequency and explain whether the quantity could change between deliveries. Weekly supply capacity has yet to be confirmed. A seasonal programme would need a separate discussion about what the holding can support.
From an introduction to an agreement
The website gives you a starting point for assessing the product. Details marked on request remain unresolved until they have been checked. A regional harvest window can help you plan an enquiry, while a purchase requires confirmation of the fruit available for the proposed order.
Before proceeding, both parties need a clear written description of the goods and the commercial terms. That includes agreement on delivery responsibilities and payment. The buying guide outlines the questions to work through. If you already use a purchasing specification, make it part of the conversation so any gaps can be identified early.
Talk to the grower
Tell us the variety, the sizes and the delivery week you need. You get a delivered price and what we can commit to in writing, from the person who picks the fruit.
The grower handles enquiries. Response times are still to be confirmed.