orchards PRODUCERS
The complement perfect complement to our Exporter
Our division of Orchards has been complemented with the collaboration of several producers in the central zone of Chile who trust in the trajectory and work done by trust in the trajectory and work carried out by our company. Exportadora. For this reason, each season we export part or all of their fruit production, complementing our production with other fruits such as kiwis, cherries, grapes and plums.
This allows us to consolidate and diversify to consolidate and diversify our palette of species and varieties offered to our customers and, at the same time, expand our export weeks to markets in more than 30 countries around the world. and, at the same time, to expand our export weeks to markets in more than 30 countries around the world.
Working together
In order to ensure that the fruit from our associated growers is as homogeneous as possible with our products, and meets the same quality standards we promise to our customers, we collaborate with them and guide them technically, from pruning to harvesting.
Our associated growers are located mainly in the O'Higgins region, in the area of San Fernando, Peumo, Palmilla, Placilla and Nancagua.
Zones productive
Antumapu, Los Lingues Sector, San Fernando.
San Andrés, La Paloma Sector, San Fernando.
El Naranjal, El Naranjal Sector, San Vicente.
OLPA, Rosario Río Sector, Peumo.
+280hectares of production.
Associated producers: Peumo, Palmilla, Santa Cruz, Puquillay, Placilla, Los Lingues, Roma, Tinguiriririca, Chimbarongo, El Perejil, Talcarehue, Lolol, Sagrada Familia.
In our orchards and those of our associated growers, we work under strict traceability and certification standards to ensure that all our fruit meets the quality and food safety standards required by the world's main markets.
Thanks to the commitment of our workers and the use of technology, we have grown steadily in the area of fruit production. Today we are the bridge between the nursery and the export company, which allows us, as Grupo Los Olmos, to be vertically integrated.
