Products

At Go Fresh, product quality and integrity is everything. Procuring the right product at the right time of year ensures premium tasting fruits and vegetables for the consumer. This is not only our commitment – it is our passion!

If a product does not meet or exceed our Go Fresh standards for taste, quality, and condition, it simply will not be packed. Go Fresh exclusive products are selected to ensure the ultimate standard in fresh, prepared and packaged produce.

Product Catalogue

Product Catalogue

Apples

How to Pick
Pick firm and unblemished apples.

How To Store
Store apples inside the crisper drawer of your refrigerator, where they should keep for at least two weeks.

Availability
Royal Gala, Ambrosia and Macintosh available in 3 lb bags.

Clementines

 

How to Pick
Pick clementines that are soft with a uniform colour.

How To Store
Clementines are juicier when stored at room temperature but last longer in the fridge.

Availability
Available in 2 lb bags.

Grapefruit

 

How to Pick
Choose heavier fruit with smooth skin.

How To Store
Grapefruit is juicier when kept at room temperature, but will last up to 6 weeks if you keep them in the fridge.

Availability
Available in 3 lb bags.

Lemons

How to Pick
Look for unblemished, firm lemons that feel heavy for their size.

How To Store
Lemons will be the juiciest when stored at room temperature but will last longer in the fridge.

Availability
Available in 2 lb bags.

Grapes

How to Pick
Look for plump grapes attached to green stems.

How To Store
Store grapes in the refrigerator in its original packaging. Don’t wash them until you are ready to eat.

Availability
Available in 2 lb clamshells in Red, Green and Black.

Limes

How to Pick
Look for firm limes with brightly coloured skin.

How to Store
Limes will be juiciest when stored at room temperature, but last longer if stored inside the refrigerator.

Availability
Available in 2 lb bags.

Navel Oranges

How to Pick
Look for firm oranges that are heavy for their size, with bright skin.

How To Store
Keep oranges in a cool, well-ventilated area. They should keep for a day or two at room temperature or up to a week in the refrigerator.

Availability
Available in 3 lb bags.

Nectarines

How to Pick
Choose fruit that yields to slight pressure.

How To Store
Firm nectarines can be kept on the counter a day or two to soften. Always lay them flat in the fridge so they don’t bruise.

Availability
Available in 2 lb clamshells.

Peaches

 

How to Pick
Pick ripe peaches that are firm but yield to slight pressure.

How To Store
Firm peaches can sit on the counter a day or two to soften and then go into the fridge. Lay peaches flat to avoid bruising.

Availability
Available in 2 lb clamshells.

Pears

 

How to Pick
Look for smooth pears that are free of any markings.

How To Store
Store unripe pears on the counter for 3 to 7 days. After that its best to eat right away or store in the fridge.

Availability
Available in 2 lb clamshells.

Plums

 

How to Pick
Look for plums that are firm but yield to slight pressure.

How To Store
Allow plums to ripen on the counter for 2-3 days before eating. After that its best to enjoy right away or put in the fridge for up to 5 days.

Availability
Red and Black plums available in 2 lb clamshells.

Kiwi

 

How to Pick
Look for plump and fragrant kiwis that yield to slight pressure.

How to Store
If they are still a bit hard, keep them on the counter until they soften, then store them in the fridge.

Availability
Available in 1 kg clamshells.

Recipes

Mini Southwest stuffed peppers

Festive Mandarin and Beet Salad

Fall Vegetable Medley

Mini Tomato Salad Skewers