Extra virgin olive oil
Olea europaea Arauco, Arbequina
- Packed
- 500 ml tin, 500 ml glass, 250 ml cruet
- On the label
- Variety, region, harvest year, cold extracted
The label is the short version of the lot.
Hadeté is the brand we use when the product reaches the shelf as it left the plant: packed at origin, with the harvest, the lot and the region printed on the front rather than buried in a spec sheet.
Who the brand is for
Distributors of organic and specialty food, delicatessens, and shops that sell the origin along with the product. If you buy to repack or to process, the bulk format on the home page will suit you better.
Everything under the brand comes from the same lots we sell in bulk. The difference is the packaging and the story on the front, never the origin or the analysis behind it.
The packed range
A specialty-shop line, each product in the formats a shelf actually uses. Minimum order per SKU depends on the format and the destination.
Sun-dried raisins
Vitis vinifera Flame Seedless, Sultanina
- Packed
- 1 kg pouch
- On the label
- Variety, valley, sun-dried, no added sugar
Mung beans
Vigna radiata Cristal, Satén II, Esmeralda
- Packed
- 500 g bag
- On the label
- Lot, harvest month, germination rate, sprouting grade
Green olives in brine
Olea europaea Arauco
- Packed
- 350 g
- On the label
- Variety, region, curing, net weight
Smoked paprika
Capsicum annuum
- Packed
- 100 g
- On the label
- Species, colour value, origin, net weight
Dried pasta
Spaghetti N.5
- Packed
- 500 g
- On the label
- Cut, plant, origin, net weight
Pecan nuts
Carya illinoinensis
- Packed
- 500 g
- On the label
- Region, lot, halves, net weight
Alubia beans
Phaseolus vulgaris
- Packed
- 500 g
- On the label
- Region, lot, food grade, net weight
Cumin seeds
Cuminum cyminum
- Packed
- 100 g
- On the label
- Origin, lot, whole seed, net weight
What is printed, and why
Four things printed on the front label, not buried in a spec sheet.
- Region, not countrySan Juan, Salta or Cuyo, because "Argentina" says nothing about the climate the fruit grew in.
- Harvest monthNot just a best-before date. For a southern-hemisphere crop, the harvest month is what tells you how fresh the lot is.
- Lot numberThe same number on the certificate of analysis and the transaction certificate, so a jar on a shelf can be traced back to a plant.
- What was not addedNo added sugar, no sulphites, cold extracted. Stated plainly instead of implied with a leaf.
Want to see it before you decide?
We send samples with their lot number and certificate of analysis, and a price list for the packed range.