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Eosta’s mission is to make the world more Healthy, Fair & Organic by driving positive change in the food system. We do this together with a worldwide network of over 1,000 organic certified growers, delivering organic and fair fresh produce with full transparency in the supply chain.
With growers across continents, we reduce regional risks and secure a stable supply.
Sustainable packaging & responsible transport is our expertise.
We know our farmers personally and how they grow sustainbly.
Directly from
our growers
Water saved (L)
Enough water to supply a community of about 9,600 people for an entire year
Soil Saved (kg)
Over 1,740 truckloads of fertile soil preserved
CO₂ reduced (kg)
Equal to the yearly CO₂ absorption of over 139,000 trees
Water Saved From Use (L)
Enough to supply a community of around 31,000 people for a full year.
Measured impact of organic production compared to conventional systems
We use Nature & More and the Sustainability Flower to trace our products, assess their sustainability, and share the stories and images of our growers.
We believe in transparency and traceability. With our Nature & More system, consumers can follow each product’s journey — from grower to table. Learn more about Nature & More.
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growers
WADDINXVEEN, Netherlands, April 29th 2026— Leading organic fresh produce importer-marketer Eosta has received the first volumes of new-season Organic Raingrown Avocados from Tanzania and Kenya, with expectations high for availability and quality.
Ahead of the start of the overseas citrus season, directors Mike and Dennis visited our growing partners in South Africa. Conditions in the field are positive: the crop is developing well and quality looks strong. At the same time, clear tensions are emerging in the market.
Ahead of the West African mango season, Procurement Manager Joep van Koevorden visited our partners Fruiteq and Buur Sine in Ivory Coast and Senegal. The outlook is positive: both countries are expecting a good harvest in both volume and quality.
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