The Fig with the Latin name Ficus carical L is the fruit of the Fig tree which belongs to the Moraceae family.
FRDP has set up a cultivation sector on the purple fig of the Coll de Sényoraes variety.
The manual collection allows our producer to carry out several successive runs in order to be able to guarantee optimal maturity of the organic purple figs. Once they have been received at the factory, organic purple figs are approved and frozen.
Fig from organic farming : 100%
Average nutritional values for 100g (theoretical values) |
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Energy total | 81 Kcal 341 kJ |
Fat Of which saturated fat |
1,7 g 0,3 g |
Carbohydrates Of which sugar |
13,0 g 13,0 g |
Dietary fibres | 4,9 g |
Protein | 1,2 g |
Salt | Traces |
Discover the pleasure of organic figs at any time of year, in France, thanks to IQF freezing, an innovative technique that preserves the flavor of fresh figs. Whether you're a gourmet dessert lover or a professional looking for authentic French ingredients, FRPD's IQF frozen organic figs are the perfect solution. Dive into the world of organic frozen figs and let yourself be seduced by a healthy, tasty product that respects the French environment.
The fig, an emblematic fruit of France's Mediterranean regions, is highly prized for its sweet taste, tender flesh and pleasant texture. This fruit, appreciated for its nutritional qualities and high fiber content, is the perfect ally for a healthy, balanced diet.
IQF organic figs from France are organically grown, without pesticides, chemical fertilizers or GMOs. This method guarantees a healthy fruit, preserving its natural flavors, straight from France.
The IQF process involves freezing each fruit individually, to preserve the fig's texture, flavors and nutritional values. This technique maintains the freshness of figs from harvest to use after freezing. Our consumers in France benefit from high-quality products that are easy to use and delicious!
Thanks to IQF freezing, organic figs from France retain their natural richness in nutrients and texture, to delight the taste buds of fig lovers. This process also prevents the fruit from sticking together, as they are individually frozen and packed in sachets for easy storage and handling. Express cooling prevents the formation of ice crystals around the figs, helping to preserve their natural texture and flavor.
In France, the fresh fig season generally runs from July to October, with specific harvests depending on the variety. It's during this period that figs reach maturity, offering the sweet taste and soft, juicy texture characteristic of fresh organic figs.
Thanks to our organic IQF version, you can enjoy fresh French figs in season at any time of year! Whether for domestic or professional use, organic frozen figs adapt to consumer needs to offer you the best, with FRDP.
By choosing IQF organic frozen figs from France, you reduce food waste by selecting only the quantity you need for your preparations. The fruit is also preserved for longer, so you can eat them only when you need them, and avoid over-consumption.
As the fruit is frozen shortly after harvest, it retains all its nutritional and taste qualities, so you can enjoy delicious fruit all year round!
IQF freezing also offers our consumers in France the choice of a healthy diet, without preservatives, to enjoy natural fruit with exquisite flavors.
FRDP is committed to quality and respect for the environment, offering organic figs produced in partnership with growers in France and Europe. We guarantee the traceability of our products, as well as production that respects the ecosystem. The cultivation and freezing process for our figs complies with strict environmental standards, to offer consumers the highest quality products.
For several decades now, we've been setting ourselves apart and establishing ourselves as a trusted player in French fruit and vegetable production. At FRDP, we pay particular attention to the origin and growing methods of our products.
Choosing FRDP means choosing impeccable quality, in keeping with the values of organic and sustainable farming in France.