Our commitment to quality and simplicity shines through in our products. For 90 years, we’ve been a staple for home bakers, waffle makers, and kitchen connoisseurs.
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LET'S TALK ABOUT QUALITY
QUALITY
Everyone talks about quality. It’s one of those words that shows up everywhere but rarely gets pinned down. For us, it’s simple: do it right, every time. Here’s what that looks like.
We have been processing fruit for over 90 years and supplying the brewing community with high quality, aseptically processed fruit for over three decades.
Our team of beverage industry experts understand the importance of have year-round access to high quality ingredients.
Oregon Fruit was founded in the heart of the Willamette Valley for a reason: the best fruit in the world grows here.
As we've grown, so has our network of growers and suppliers, which has opened the door to new fruits and ensures access to year-round, high quality fruit.
We own and operate our production facility in Salem, Oregon. Every batch of product is meticulously evaluated for quality, food safety, and an overall customer experience.
All fruit we purchase is subject to strict guidelines on brix, pH, size, color, and flavor to ensure the end product is reliable year-round. This provides you with a consistent, high quality ingredient to create with.
FEATURED PRODUCTS
What sets Oregon Fruit apart?
"We're lucky enough to call Oregon’s Willamette Valley home. Here we’re spoiled by some of the ripest, most delicious fruit in the world."
- Zach Prosser, Fruit Procurement Manager
RECIPES
Tried and tested recipes from our own culinary experts.
Black Forest Trifle with Canned Dark Sweet Cherries
Layers of chocolate cake, rich cocoa pudding, and real whipped cream built around Oregon Fruit Co. Dark Sweet Cherries. Make it the day before. Show up ready.
When bartender Jeff Morgenthaler made his passionfruit coffee for U.S. Barista Champion Morgan Eckroth, he wasn't sure it would pass. It did. Here's the recipe so you can make it yourself.
Jeffrey Morgenthaler's Marionberry Sour
A Pacific Northwest riff on Jeffrey Morgenthaler's Bourbon Renewal: bourbon, fresh lemon juice, simple syrup, and Oregon Fruit Marionberry Pourable Fruit. Strong, sour, sweet, and built around rea...