Products and Services
WHOLESALE * RETAIL * CHERRY PITS
Photo Credit: Janine Micunek
Wholesale Cherries
Our products and services are backed by nearly fifty years of experience in the cherry business.
Frozen Tart Cherries
Our Michigan growers take special care in producing the finest Montmorency and Balaton cherries. Our pitting equipment is superior in the industry, and we take pride in providing the highest quality fruit to our customers.
Our sales representative will be happy to assist you with purchasing some of the tastiest tart cherries in the world to use in your recipe!
IQF 40# Net Wt. Cartons
IQF Bulk Totes
Frozen 5+1 Net Wt. 30# Pails
Custom pack styles may also be arranged.
Frozen Sweet Cherries
Nothing says summer more than dark sweet cherries!
Our dark sweet cherries are grown to perfection by our own local farmers, sized, pitted, and individually quick frozen. Delicious flavor ready for your favorite recipe!
IQF whole in 40# cartons
20-22 mm, Over 22 mm
Custom pack styles may also be arranged.
Sweet Cherries Preserved in Brine Solution
Our locally grown sweet cherries are perfectly sized and preserved, ready for glacee or maraschino finishing.
Whole or sliced
Pitted or unpitted
18-20 mm, 20-22 mm, 22+
Packed in macrobins or barrels
Retail Products
Only the best fruit products made with your health and wellness in mind
Dried Cherries
Dried Chocolate-Covered Cherries
No Added Sugar Dried Cherries
Tart Cherry Juice
Cherry Juice Concentrate
Wellness Supplements
Cherry Pits
Sustainable Solutions for Natural Food Waste
Our Byproduct Business is in the Pits!
Cherry pits are an excellent source of biofuel for heating homes or buildings.
Our pits are scrubbed and dried and are ready for you to pick up from our plant in Kewadin, Michigan.
Bag $4.00
Pallet of Bags $200.00
Supersack $90.00
Bulk $125.00/ton
Environmental Sustainability
Scholarly research has shown, cherry pits once destined for landfill may be converted to biochars and used in soil amendments to filter runoff into the abundant lakes of the cherry growing region. This process can remove metal contaminants from drinking water, while also greatly reducing the environmental impact of the cherry processing industry.
Zoe A. Pollard and Jillian L. Goldfarb,
"Valorization of Cherry Pits: Great Lakes Agro-industrial Waste to Mediate Great Lakes Water Quality."
Environmental Pollution, vol. 270, 1 Feb., 2021, 116073.