Pedro Walnuts

Pedro Walnuts are a high-quality, late-harvest walnut variety, known for their light-colored kernels, rich flavor, and high oil content. Originally developed in California, USA, Pedro walnuts have a medium to large size with a moderately thick shell, making them ideal for both snacking and culinary use. Due to their excellent taste and smooth texture, Pedro walnuts are widely used in premium nut mixes, bakery products, and confectionery items.


🔹 Size & Packaging Information

. HS Code: 0802310000
. Calibration (Sizes):
    . 34mm+ (Jumbo, Premium Quality)
    . 32-34mm (Large, Standard Size)
    . 30-32mm (Medium, Ideal for Bulk Sales)

. Packaging Options:
    . 5kg, 10kg, 25kg carton boxes
    . Custom packaging available upon request


🔹 Key Features

Light-Colored Kernels – Highly preferred in premium markets
Medium to Large Size – Perfect for both retail and industrial use
Mild, Sweet & Buttery Flavor – Enhances baked goods and gourmet dishes
High Oil Content – Ideal for walnut oil extraction and cooking
Long Shelf Life – Stays fresh due to low moisture content


🔹 Nutritional & Health Benefits

🟢 Rich in Omega-3 Fatty Acids – Supports heart and brain health
🟢 High in Protein & Fiber – Aids digestion and muscle growth
🟢 Loaded with Antioxidants – Reduces inflammation and oxidative stress
🟢 Boosts Energy Levels – Packed with healthy fats and essential minerals
🟢 Supports Skin & Hair Health – Helps maintain glowing skin and strong hair


🔹 Origins & Global Availability

🌍 Primary Origin: California, USA
🌍 Also Grown In: Chile, Turkey, China, and Eastern Europe
🌍 High Demand In: North America, Europe, Middle East, and Asia
🌍 Available Worldwide – In both raw and processed forms

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