Bud Holland is a leading international importer of exotic fruit and vegetables and specialities from all over the world. In addition to fruit and vegetables, Bud Holland supplies a wide range of products including wild and cultivated mushrooms, soft fruit, mini vegetables, sea greens, fresh herbs and niche products.
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Bud Holland in the community
At Bud Holland, we are committed to the principles of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR): investing in Planet, People and Profit. We help our suppliers, many of whom are located in developing countries, to operate more sustainably and more efficiently. One way in which this is achieved is through our close collaboration with the COLEACP PIP programmes taking place in most countries.
Fresh diversity
We source our products from all corners of the world – from China to South Africa and from New Zealand to Peru. More than 600 fresh products from over 70 countries are gathered together at our high-tech warehouse at the heart of the Dutch Westland area. .
You mix it, we fix it!
When customers place their orders, our smart facilities and logistics enable us to quickly collect all the different products from their respective climate cells. Where necessary, our products are packed into handy sized packs which can be added quickly and easily to each customer’s individual mix.
News
Happy Easter!
Easter is just around the corner. Two days full of fun, looking for Easter eggs and enjoying delicious snacks and dishes together with friends and family at a festive brunch table. Let's make it a special Easter and choose colorful and tasteful food. Of course, the Easter bunny's favorite vegetable, the carrot, cannot be missed!
Will we see you at the Fruit Logistica?
The 30th edition of Fruit Logistica, the leading trade fair and the world's most innovative and international meeting place for the global fruit and vegetable sector, will take place in Berlin from 8 to 10 February 2023. Bud Holland will also participate this year with a beautiful new stand.
Vamos a Chile!
"My journey started in Requinoa, two hours south of Santiago. Here are the fields of our 'Champion' quinces. The orchard is located next to the Andes mountains and is divided into two parts. One suitable for Europe (larger fruits) and one for the USA (smaller fruits). A part of the trees for the European market is pruned before fruiting so that the remaining fruits get all the energy and therefore grow larger."
