Yme Kuiper’s dried fruit

Sultanas and Thompson raisins

Raisins are in fact dried grapes. The grapes are called sultanas if they are dipped before drying. Doing so accelerates the drying process and the grapes are then ready in 10-12 days.
They vary in colour from light brown to dark brown. In Turkey, different colour numbers are assigned to raisins, from number 7 (dark brown) to number 11 (very light brown). Number (type) 9 is the most popular colour in the Netherlands.
Thompson grapes are dried immediately after picking and usually lay in the sun for three weeks. Thompson raisins are mostly produced in the United States.

Details
Small, medium, standard and Jumbo

Optional
washed, soaked, blended

Packaging units
12.5 kg or in plastic crates of the desired weight

Currants

From Greece, Provence, Vostizza and Gulf. We also have small currants from South Africa

Details
Siftings, small and medium

Optional
Washed, soaked, blended

Packaging units
12.5 kg or in plastic crates of the desired weight

Cranberries

Dried and sweetened cranberries

Details
Single cut, double cut, triple cut

Packaging units
10 kg, 11.3 kg, 12.5 kg

Diced apple

Dried pieces of apple without SO2

Details
10×10 mm, 5×5 mm

Packaging units
10 kg

Apricots

Dried apricots, sulphured or natural

Details
10×10 mm, 5×5 mm

Packaging units
10 kg, 12.5 kg

Chopped dates

Pieces of sweetened dates, lightly coated with rice flour

Details
10×10 mm, 5×5 mm

Packaging units
10 kg

Chopped figs

Pieces of dried Turkish figs, lightly coated with rice flour

Details
10×10 mm, 5×5 mm

Packaging units
10 kg, 12.5 kg