All Poulis S.A. Apple production is certified by GlobalGAP. The fruit is stored in state-of-the-art company owned cooling rooms located in Agia, Larisa, and the packing takes place in the company-owned BRC, IFS, ISO22000 and SMETA certified packing. The fruit is transported in privately owned refrigerator trucks from production to packing.
Continuous monitoring of apple orchards, oversight of harvesting by agricultural experts, and determination of the right stage of ripeness for the desired values of sugars and dry matter ensure the high quality of the fruit. Thanks to the advanced technology of Poulis S.A. storage facilities, the fruit is kept under ideal conditions, contributing to a product that can maintain its quality characteristics –flavor and firmness –for an extended period.
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Packaging | Net Weight | Pieces | Pallet Dimension |
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Carton 30Χ50X10 1 Layer | 4Kg | 168 | 1.00×1.20 |
Carton 30Χ50X16 2 Layers | 9Kg | 96 | 1.00×1.20 |
Carton 30Χ50X27 Fruitbox | 13Kg | 64 | 1.00×1.20 |
IFCO 6418 2 Layers | 13Kg | 55 | 1.00×1.20 |
13Kg | 40 | 0.80×1.20 | |
Carton 60Χ40X18 2 Layers | 13Kg | 55 | 1.00×1.20 |
13Kg | 40 | 0.80×1.20 | |
Carton 60Χ40X10 1 Layer | 7Kg | 90 | 1.00×1.20 |
7Kg | 72 | 0.80×1.20 | |
IFCO 6410 1 Layer | 7Kg | 90 | 1.00×1.20 |
7Kg | 72 | 0.80×1.20 | |
Polybag 2Kg IFCO 6424 | 18Kg | 40 | 1.00×1.20 |
18Kg | 32 | 0.80×1.20 |
& Sources:
Available Varieties: All the red, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Jonagold, Jonagored, Gala, Fuji
Sources: Larisa, Kastoria, Pirgoi Kozanis, Pella, Zagora – Greece
& Sources:
Available Varieties: All the red,
Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Jonagold,
Jonagored, Gala, Fuji
Sources: Larisa, Kastoria,
Pirgoi Kozanis, Pella, Zagora – Greece
Meet the world’s favorite snacking apple. The heart-shaped Red Delicious features a bright red and sometimes striped skin. Renowned for its crunchy texture and mildly sweet flavor, this tasty apple shines in cool, crisp salads.
Uses : snacking / salads
History: Introduction to Market: 1874
Place of Origin: Peru, Iowa
Parentage: Unknown, discovered as a chance seedling on the farm of Jesse Hiatt. Originally known as Hawkeye.
Nutritional properties: Rich in carotene and vitamin A; this apple has a protective effect on the cardio-vascular system
Taste: Crispy, juicy, sweet with an aroma typical of this variety
Harvest: Early/mid-September
Availability: Early/mid-September to June
Excellent for Salads
Not suggested for Pie
Not suggested for Sauce
Not suggested for Baking
Not suggested for Freezing
You’ll go gaga for Gala! This crisp, aromatically-sweet apple features pink-orange stripes atop a pretty yellow background. Delicious in salads, pies, and sauces, the Gala’s popularity is on the rise around the world.
Uses : snacking / salads / baking / beverages / pies / sauce
History: Introduction to Market: 1965
Place of Origin: New Zealand
Parentage: Cross of Kidd’s Orange and Golden Delicious apples
Nutritional properties: Rich in carotene and vitamin A; with a protective effect on the cardio-vascular system
Taste: Low acidity, sweet aroma, crunchy
Harvest: Mid-August
Availability: Mid-August to mid-April
Excellent for Salads
Very good for Pie
Excellent for Sauce
Very good for Baking
Not suggested for Freezing
Enjoy the full flavor of a Fuji! A crunchy, super-sweet and flavor-forward apple, the Fuji can be enjoyed as an everyday snack as well as in pies, sauces, baking and more.
Uses : snacking / salads / baking / beverages / pies / sauce / freezing
History: Introduction to Market: 1962
Place of Origin: Japan
Parentage: Cross of Red Delicious and Ralls Janet apples.
Nutritional properties: Perfect raw, for its crunchiness and sweetness.
Taste: Aromatic, crunchy, juicy with a high fruit sugar content
Harvest: Early/mid-October
Availability: October to June
Excellent for Salads
Very good for Pie
Very good for Sauce
Very good for Baking
Very good for Freezing
Tempt your taste buds with tart Granny Smith apples! Known for its delicious tart flavor and pleasing crunch, the Granny Smith apple’s popularity comes as no surprise. It’s a go-to apple variety for snacking and is a favorite of pie bakers. Granny Smiths are great in all kinds of recipes, such as salads, sauces, baking, freezing, and more.
Uses : snacking / salads / baking / beverages / pies / sauce / freezing
History: Introduction to Market: 1868
Place of Origin: Australia
Parentage: Believed to be descended from French Crabapples cultivated by Australian grandmother Maria Ann Smith.
Nutritional properties: Rich in energy, and therefore ideal for sportspeople, and to strengthen memory; perfect raw by itself, but also salads, desserts, cocktails and sorbets.
Taste: Fresh, juicy, with an acid tang and firm flesh.
Harvest: End of September
Availability: End of September to end of June
Excellent for Salads
Excellent for Pie
Excellent for Sauce
Excellent for Baking
Excellent for Freezing
The Golden Delicious is a perfect pick for any recipe. Sweet and mellow, this crisp apple has a tender golden skin, and its flesh stays white after slicing for longer than other apple varieties. Reach for a Golden Delicious as an all-purpose apple for snacking, salads, baking, freezing, sauces, and more.
Uses : snacking / salads / baking / beverages / pies / sauce / freezing
History: Introduction to Market: 1914
Place of Origin: Clay County, West Virginia
Parentage: Unknown, perhaps the chance seedling can be traced to Golden Reinette and Grimes Golden
Nutritional properties: Thanks to its sweetness, this apple is particularly loved by children as well as by adults; additionally, it contains vitamins, which prevent skin aging.
Taste: Juicy, sweet aroma with fine fruit acid
Harvest: Mid-September
Availability: Mid-September to August
Excellent for Salads
Excellent for Pie
Excellent for Sauce
Excellent for Baking
Excellent for Freezing
As its name suggests, this is a cross between a Jonathan and a Golden Delicious. The apple has a fluffily crisp fruit. It is juicy and aromatic and has a sweet-sour taste. Jonagold is a large apple, and makes a substantial snack. If you are struggling to eat your 5 portions of fruit and veg per day, this can help!
Uses : snacking / salads / baking / beverages / pies / sauce / freezing
History: Introduction to Market: 1953
Place of Origin: New York State Agricultural Experiment Station
Parentage: A cross between the crisp Golden Delicious and the blush-crimson Jonathan
Nutritional properties: Cholesterol-free, Jonagold apples offer a small amount of vitamins A and C as well as pectin, a beneficial fiber.
Taste: Balanced blend of both its parents’ flavors, sweet-tart taste and the aromatic honey like scent.
Harvest: Early/mid-September
Availability: October to July
Excellent for Salads
Excellent for Pie
Excellent for Sauce
Excellent for Baking
Not suggested for Freezing
Yes, they protect your heart, provides your body with fiber, improves your overall health and makes you more.. beautiful. The truth is, that this deep red, juicy fruit from the tree of knowledge of Good and Evil.. can only benefit you! A small apple (100 g) contains about 47 calories and.. countless nutrients for your body. On the other hand, 25% of its “make up” consists of … air! It is for this exact reason that the apple can – besides its weight – float on water but make us full at the same time, without burdening your body! All of these things (plus so much more!) make apples a real treasure, which should definitely have a place in our daily lives. This is well known all over the world. So well known, that somewhere, in some corner of the earth, a different type of apple tree is growing. To be more exact, about 7.000 different varieties of apple trees are growing! This is an unimaginable number if you try to wrap your mind around it! So which are the most popular varieties?
- The Greek Firiki variety can be enjoyed in August. Also called “Centaur apples”. They are small in size with a yellowy-green skin color with red splashes in between.
- Red Delicious variety, with their deep red color.
- The very aromatic Golden Delicious variety, with a yellowy-green color, which ripen in September.
- The Granny Smith variety, with a sweet and sour taste and characteristic green color that you can enjoy in October.
Other varieties: Fuji, Gala and Belfor. Each one of them has their own special characteristics and their own special flavor. And how about our very own Greek varieties? Zagoras Piliou Apples, Kastorias Apples and the Delsious Pilafa Tripoleos.
When should they be planted?
The season apples are sowed depends on each variety and it is well known that the period begins in November and ends in March. This of course, provided that there is no frost and that the variety selected is coincides with the specific sowing period. It is preferable to plant trees and not apple seeds, since the plant will not turn out right (if it has been planted from seeds).
When are they in season?
Just like the sowing of apples, their ripening also depends on their variety and from the area they grow in. They are fruits that basically ripen from the end of the summer, up to the end of fall – without this meaning that we can’t find them almost all year round.
How to choose the best apples
Opt for hard apples with a bright color (red, green, yellow or the corresponding color of each variety), without bruises, rips or tears on the skin. Also make sure to wash them very well before eating. You can also use a special brush that is used to wash fruit and vegetables.
How to use them:
They are used everywhere and for many reasons! In foods, sweets, marmalades, salads, fruit salads, roasts, boiled and raw… In pies, tarts, or with meats… The combinations are truly countless and the flavors unique.
Storing secrets:
If you store them in the refrigerator, and specifically at 2-4* C (35-39* F), apples can stay fresh for about 2-3 months with just a small loss of their nutrients. The best place to store them is in the special fruit and vegetable zone. You can make the environment even better for the apples by adding a damp towel beneath them. Of course, if you own a good refrigerator that has been made with the latest technology, you can just skip this step and let your “smart” refrigerator do all of the work. Finally, do not leave any apples that have begun to spoil along with the rest and generally try to keep them away from intense odors, since they have the tendency to absorb smells. If stored out of the refrigerator, the life span of apples ranges between 2-4 weeks.
Nutritional analysis:
100 g | % RI | |
Energy (kcal) | 57 | 3 |
Fats (g) | 0.5 | 1 |
of which are saturated (g) | 0.1 | 1 |
Carbohydrates (g) | 11.5 | 4 |
of which are sugars (g) | 11.5 | 13 |
Fiber / Edible fiber (g) | 1.2 | 5 |
Proteins (g) | 0.6 | 1 |
Salt (g) | 0 | 0 |
The values represent the percentages offered to cover the needs of most people which are 2000 kcal per day.
Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.