We are quite aware of the need to consume fruits and vegetables since they are the basis of a healthy diet. But there is one aspect that we rarely take into account and that is really important: quality.

Nowadays we can find fruit on almost every corner, but do we really know what we are eating? Aspects such as its origin, freshness or environmental impact go unnoticed.

Today we will help you to know the characteristics to take into account when buying good quality fruit, as well as the places where you can buy it.

But where to buy?

The most common places where we usually buy fruit are: Supermarkets, fruit shops and lately it is quite common to buy directly from the farmer . For this reason we have considered it interesting to compare these three options.

For this classification we are going to take into account five criteria that we consider important for you when it comes to giving value to a product.

The following table will help you to have clearer information and help you make the best decision.

Comparative table of quality fruit

4 tips for buying the best quality fruit

After the comparison comes the time to buy and we want to give you these recommendations so that you buy the best fruit :

1. Buy seasonal fruit

The main recommendation for quality fruit is to buy seasonal fruit , since many of its properties begin to be lost at the time of harvest.

We leave you a calendar with our seasonal fruits and the months in which you can consume them with all their properties right here:

Valencia fruit season Campos Del Abuelo

2. Opt for national products

In Spain, there is a large quantity of locally produced fruit that remains unsold due to the competition that comes from importing fruit from other countries at a lower price and without any health controls . This type of fruit is introduced into the country with pests or treated with products that are not permitted in the European Union.

By buying local products you support farmers who refuse to give up their life's work and are determined to continue. You can find out the origin of what you buy by checking the product label.

3. Choose to buy directly from a farmer

More and more farmers are choosing to sell their products themselves, so you can now buy fruit directly from the farmer, both at a physical point of sale and on online platforms.

This is a good option to buy very good quality fruit, since the fruit is collected exclusively for you and you will receive it in the comfort of your home.

Advantages and disadvantages of buying from a farmer

4. Don't just look at the price

Currently, the prices found in large stores are low compared to those you find when buying in a fruit shop or from a farmer. But don't be fooled, even though it may seem the same, not all fruits are the same , since their cultivation and conservation time are totally different.

It is better to spend a little more on quality fruit and be sure that what you are eating provides you with all the nutrients that freshly picked fruit can provide.

Conclusion

In summary, we can say that by buying quality fruit you support national products, you help small businesses local trade as well as farmers.

Selling fruit online is an alternative for all farmers who see how their efforts during an entire campaign are wasted by having to sell to intermediaries at excessively low prices.

In addition, the change of season is something natural and our diet also adapts, so we recommend that you adapt your body to seasonal foods, as these changes are beneficial for you.

It has been proven that national fruit is of excellent quality and if you buy it in season you will always be right. Buying locally and especially from farmers is a more than wise choice for both you and them.

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Eduardo Cifre

Comments

Hola María Jesús:
Puedes darle a la imagen que tienes justo al final de artículo o entrar en la web, allí puedes ver los precios y los productos de temporada que tenemos actualmente.
Un saludo

— Campos Del Abuelo

no puedo comprar si no veo precios

— María Jesús