Chile is our passion
We feel inspired by Chile, its farms, people and traditions, and we want to show it through the export of healthy and top-quality fruits, providing a service of excellence to our clients and growers.
Chile is a country of unique and fascinating nature. Different weather and geographical conditions allow this land to have the most arid desert in the world, but also eternal Patagonian glaciers that keep our planet´s biggest water reserves. Having a Mediterranean weather, being surrounded by The Andes mountain range and the Pacific Ocean, permit this country to grow healthy and pest-free products that meet the most demanding international standards. Chileans are friendly, solidary and responsible people, which has allowed us to have a good reputation for doing business, achieving an economic and commercial openness that few countries have.
A bit of our
story
origin
Walnuts
Expansion
Sugar Plum
Evolution
We are committed to deliver a service of excellence
Values
Excellence
We are organized, responsible and rigorous.
Closeness
We like to always be in touch and get to know well the people who work with us.
Passion
We love what we do and put all our energy into it.
Dedication
We work to do things well, always looking for improvement opportunities.
Optimism
We see the world in a positive manner. We are “glass half full” people.
Confidence
Our core value to establish long-term relationships.
Fruits origin
PEÑAFLOR VIEJO – RIO CLARO
In this farm, owned by the Santa Cruz family, you can feel the tradition of the chilean countryside. This colonial house was built in adobe around the year 1900. It is located in the heart of a chilean traditional “huasa” area and produces cherries, kiwis, apples and grapes. In addition, it is home to the “Los Santa” chilean horse farm.
EL RECURSO – BUIN
In 1974, Mr. Hernán Valdés Portales, a farmer from Villa Prat area, acquired his first lands in the Buin zone. A few years later his children followed his footsteps, and today they have fields where they produce D'Agen plums and peaches.
PEÑAFLOR VIEJO – RIO CLARO
In this farm, owned by the Santa Cruz family, you can feel the tradition of the chilean countryside. This colonial house was built in adobe around the year 1900. It is located in the heart of a chilean traditional “huasa” area and produces cherries, kiwis, apples and grapes. In addition, it is home to the “Los Santa” chilean horse farm.
EL RECURSO – BUIN
In 1974, Mr. Hernán Valdás Portales, a farmer from Villa Prat area, acquired his first lands in the Buin zone. A few years later his children followed his footsteps, and today they have fields where they produce D'Agen plums and peaches.
