Top 100 Fruit Products
in the World

Magiun de prune Topoloveni is a concentrated spread with a shiny surface made in the town of Topoloveni and the surrounding villages, from local, fully ripe, top-quality dark plums which are boiled over for a long time during the concentration phase. The plums contain high amounts of carbohydrates, natural sugar, and vitamin C because of their ripeness. The only ingredient in the product is the plum, and although it may seem that the plum skins are missing from the jam, they are incorporated into it in order not to lose precious nutrients, fibre and vitamins. No sugar is added to the jam. The jam has a sweet and sour flavor and a strong smell. It is pasteurized and marketed in sealed glass jars. Magiun de prune Topoloveni can be eaten for breakfast, enjoyed as a dessert or used as a filling in various pastry products.Expand

Native to Algeria, deglet nour is one of the most common date varieties consumed in the entire North African region. They are small in size, amber in color, and characterized by the nearly translucent meat and a sweet, nutty, and caramel-like flavor. Except in North Africa, they are cultivated in Israel and the United States, where they had been exported at the beginning of the 20th century. Even though they can be eaten plain as a sweet snack accompanied by tea or coffee, deglet nour are often incorporated in many traditional North African salads, pastries, and cookies.Expand

For 3,000 years, the farmers of Siwa Oasis in the Western Egyptian desert have been taking advantage of water in the desert in order to grow chewy Siwa Oasis dates. Three of the most important varieties are Siwi, Azzawi, and Frehi, but there are three more varieties which are produced in small quantities and are at risk of extinction – Ghazaal, Takdat, and Amnzou. The producers sell both fresh and dried dates. After the initial 10 years, each plant produces about 50 kilograms of these chewy treats per year. The maturation period of each type varies – Amnzou bears fruit in September, Azzawi and Siwi at the beginning of October, Ghazaal at the end of October, and Takdat between December and January. The producers harvest the dates manually by climbing the tree trunks with a belt. Dates are used in a variety of local dishes such as tarfant (bread, dates, and olive oil), tagilla (olive oil, flour, dates, and water), and elhuji (dates, olive oil, and eggs). During the month of Ramadan, dates are consumed in the evening to break the fast.Expand

Lingonberry jam is a staple in every Swedish household. Made with bright-red, tangy lingonberries, which are abundant in Swedish forests, the jam has been produced and consumed since ancient times. In the simplest form, lingonberries are merely mixed with sugar and create the raw version of the jam known as rårörda lingon. The more common variety, mostly found in stores, is usually boiled with sugar and sold in jars. Raw lingonberries are sour, but when incorporated with sugar, they create a unique jam, both zesty and sweet, which perfectly complements a variety of dishes. Occasionally, apples or red currants are used to dilute the jam and make it slightly sweeter. Lingonberry jam is usually served as a sauce alongside different meat dishes like the famous Swedish meatballs, sausages, roast meat, or black pudding. It is commonly consumed with porridge and pancakes, but it can also be used as a sandwich spread and incorporated into a variety of dips and desserts. Outside of the native Sweden, the cultivation of lingonberries and the production of lingonberry jam are growing in popularity, especially in Canada and the United States. The jam has also been popularized by the Swedish company IKEA, which sells the jam as an authentic Swedish product available in many locations around the world.Expand

Medjool dates are one of the most popular date varieties in the world, first cultivated in the Moroccan oasis Talifalt, and nowadays grown primarily in the Middle East (Israel being the main producer and exporter) and Northern Africa. They are larger and sweeter than other varieties and are often dubbed the "king of dates" due to their superior taste and versatility. The flavor can be described as caramel-like, the texture is chewy, and they are chock-full of fiber, potassium, and antioxidants. Medjool dates can be eaten on their own (fresh or dried) but can also be a part of various regional recipes, from porridges and desserts to stews, tagines, and pilafs.Expand

Lekvár is a very thick and rich Hungarian spread made from fruits such as apricots, cherries, and prunes. Its thickness makes it perfectly suitable for filling cookies and kiflis, as it does not run out on the sides. Traditionally, the fruit spread is prepared in autumn, when the fruits have ripened enough to be transformed into a jam. It is usually made at home, then stored in airtight jars. Lekvár is a popular filling for traditional Hungarian pancakes called palacsinta, although it can also be spread on a slice of bread and consumed as an afternoon snack or a sweet treat.Expand

Ajwa is a famous date variety originating from Medina, Saudi Arabia. These dates are dark brown to almost black in color. The texture is slightly dry, soft, and chewy, while the flavors are prune-like and sweet with hints of cinnamon, caramel, and honey. The dates are packed with protein, dietary fibre, healthy fats, and vitamins such as A, B6, C, E, and K. During and after pregnancy, the consumption of ajwa dates improves blood circulation for mothers and babies. These dates are also known as holy dates and they hold a special place in Islamic tradition. Expand

Śliwka szydłowska is a unique dried and smoked prune that can be either pitted or unpitted, produced in the Staszów district, Świętokrzyskie Voivodship in Poland, a region with rich lime soils and high amounts of sunshine which favorably influence the plum cultivation in the area. The prunes may be flattened or oblong in shape and have wrinkled, shiny skin with a dark blue exterior sheen. On the interior, there is a homogeneous, elastic flesh with a strong, pure and intense taste and a smoky scent. Only the blue plum Prunus domestica is suitable for the production due to its high sugar content and low water content, which are desirable properties for the smoking process, which is done in drying rooms for approximately 48 hours. The prunes are so popular that there is even an annual Plum Festival in Szydlów where traditional plum-drying processes are demonstrated.Expand

Mission figs are varieties of figs that were introduced to the United States in 1768, when Franciscan missionaries cultivated it in San Diego, hence their other name, Franciscana. They're dark-skinned, which is why they're also called black Mission figs. When fully ripe, the figs have a dark pink flesh and a pleasant honey flavor. They're also available in dried versions, when the figs are still relatively moist and sweet. The first crop is available in early summer, while the second one is available from late summer through October. Black Mission figs have high amount of fiber, and they're also a good source of potassium, magnesium, calcium, and antioxidants.Expand

Suska sechlońska is a dried and smoked prune grown and produced in the Malopolskie Voivodship in Poland. Its name refers to the Polish word for dried fruit, suska, while the word sechlońska refers to a place called Sechna, known for its traditional drying process. The prunes may be prolate or oblong and have wrinkled, sticky skin on the exterior which can be deep blue to black. On the interior, it has a juicy, pulpy and elastic flesh and the taste is delicately sweet with a smoky scent and aftertaste. Due to their high sugar content and low water content, only plums of the Prunus domestica variety are used in the process, making them suitable for drying and smoking. According to a local legend, a priest told his parishioners to plant plum trees as penance for their sins. In time, the parishioners started making plum vodka and getting drunk. In order to stop the drunkenness trend, the priest ordered that the fruit had to be dried, so the parishioners couldn't convert it to alcohol, and that is how the tradition of drying and smoking Suska sechlońska came to be.Expand

The Artisan Kitchen is a small, highly dedicated craft producer specializing in handmade jams, marmalades, and fruit preserves of exceptional quality. Each product is created in small batches using carefully selected seasonal fruit and traditional copper-pan cooking methods.

Behind the brand is a professional chef who has channeled her passion for authentic flavors into unique recipes that highlight the natural richness of the fruit. The entire production process is done by hand - from sourcing and cooking the fruit to filling, labeling, and packaging - ensuring meticulous care at every stage. With a philosophy rooted in sustainability, quality, and a genuine commitment to artisanal craft, The Artisan Kitchen offers products that reflect the warmth of homemade preparation and a true love of food.Expand

Bateel is a prestigious brand that has redefined the concept of dates, transforming them from a traditional Arabian fruit into a symbol of luxury and refined taste. Its origin lies in Al-Ghat, Saudi Arabia, where organically cultivated plantations with tens of thousands of palm trees are located.

Founded in 1991, the brand opened its first boutique in Dubai, marking the beginning of its international expansion. Bateel combines traditional cultivation methods with modern processing and packaging techniques, creating products that unite natural authenticity with elegance.

The dates are hand-picked, carefully selected, and packaged immediately after harvest to preserve their freshness and nutritional value. The most renowned varieties include Khidri, Medjool, and Segai, while the brand is particularly known for its filled dates.

Its approach blends the cultural heritage of the Arabian Peninsula with contemporary principles of international gastronomy. In doing so, Bateel has become an ambassador of Arabian tradition in a modern, global context.Expand

Maison Francis Miot is a renowned French artisanal house celebrated for its exceptional jams, confections, and fine chocolates. Born from a passion for fruit and gourmet craftsmanship, the brand is known for its dedication to using only the highest quality ingredients, carefully selected at peak ripeness to preserve their natural flavors and aromas. Each jam is prepared in small batches using traditional copper-pan methods, allowing for a rich, authentic taste with less sugar.

Maison Francis Miot is especially admired for its creative flavor combinations — blending fruit with spices, flowers, or fine liqueurs — resulting in truly distinctive gourmet creations. Alongside their signature jams, the collection includes fruit jellies, caramels, artisanal candies, and premium chocolate delicacies. With a deep commitment to artisanal excellence, Maison Francis Miot continues to delight discerning palates around the world with products that embody elegance, tradition, and innovation.Expand

Single Variety Co is an artisan producer devoted to celebrating the pure, vibrant flavors of individual fruits and chillies. Every jar is crafted in small batches, with meticulous attention to detail and a passion for simplicity and quality.

By focusing on one variety at a time, their preserves and chilli jams highlight the distinct character of each ingredient - whether it’s the deep richness of a ripe raspberry or the gentle heat of a fresh jalapeño. Their collection includes fruit preserves, citrus marmalades, and a bold range of chilli jams, all made with high fruit content and no unnecessary additives. With a clean, modern approach to traditional jam-making, Single Variety Co brings freshness, authenticity, and honest flavor to every spoonful.Expand

Christine Ferber is a legendary French pastry chef and master of jams, known worldwide as “The Jam Fairy”. From her hometown of Niedermorschwihr, in the heart of Alsace, she has been creating preserves since the 1980s that captivate with their vibrant colors, enticing aromas, and perfect balance of flavors. Her philosophy is simple yet demanding - to use only the finest, carefully selected fruits and prepare them by hand, in small batches, using traditional copper pans.

Every jar is the result of patience, craftsmanship, and an unfailing sense for harmony in taste. Christine blends the classic with the unexpected - from timeless favorites like strawberry or raspberry to original creations such as peach with lavender or apricot with Madagascar vanilla. Her products grace the tables of the world’s finest restaurants and the homes of true gourmets, bringing joy and a touch of luxury to every bite.Expand

Josephine’s Feast is a small, family-run kitchen in Brooklyn that beautifully blends tradition, seasonality, and the art of preserving. Each jar is crafted from carefully selected fruit sourced from local, often organic farms—mostly from the Long Island region—and slowly cooked in small batches to capture the full flavor, color, and texture of truly artisanal jam.

Their philosophy is simple: use only the best nature has to offer—no shortcuts, no artificial additives, just time, care, and honesty. Whether it's classic pairings like Strawberries with Champagne or Blood Orange Marmalade, or more adventurous blends like Turkish Fig or Red Hot Pepper Jam, every product reflects warmth, attention to detail, and authentic craftsmanship.Expand

Farmer’s Daughter Pickles & Preserves is a family brand devoted to preserving the flavors of the season through artisanal craftsmanship. Inspired by tradition and cherished family recipes, founder April McGreger has created a collection of jams, jellies, pickles, and hot sauces, all made by hand in small batches using carefully selected fruits and vegetables from local, sustainable farms. Each jar captures pure, natural flavor – free from artificial colors, preservatives, or additives – with just the right touch of organic sugar to highlight the authentic aroma and texture of the ingredients.

Special care is taken to use seasonal and rare fruits, as well as to rescue surplus harvests, contributing to sustainability and reducing food waste. Farmer’s Daughter products embody the warmth of homemade tradition and a genuine connection to the community, bringing to the table flavors that unite heritage, quality, and a deep love for nature.Expand

Spoon is a brand that celebrates simplicity, tradition, and the natural richness of fruit. Each of their products is handcrafted in small batches, using carefully selected ingredients from trusted sources.

Every jam, spread, or syrup captures the care and attention poured into every step – from choosing the fruit to sealing the jar. Rather than chasing mass production, Spoon embraces the art of flavor.

Their recipes preserve the true texture and character of each ingredient, letting nature speak for itself – without unnecessary additives. All products are made without gluten or peanuts, with a strong focus on quality, transparency, and trust.

That’s why Spoon is a favorite among those who seek authentic taste and thoughtful choices, whether for daily enjoyment or special moments. Spoon is more than a brand – it’s an invitation to slow down, savor each bite, and feel the difference between something rushed and something truly crafted.Expand

Hillside House Honey is a British artisanal honey producer based in Great Shefford, Berkshire. The brand was built on a family beekeeping tradition and has developed a strong commitment to sustainable beekeeping practices, bee welfare, and the protection of pollinators.

By overseeing the entire process from hive to finished product, Hillside House Honey has established a reputation for authenticity, traceability, and high-quality ingredients. Its portfolio includes a variety of honey styles such as Summer Honey, Heather Honey, Blonde Honey, and Comb Honey, as well as products made from honey, beeswax, and fruit preserves.

The company positions itself at the intersection of traditional beekeeping heritage and contemporary premium food production, with a focus on natural ingredients, artisanal craftsmanship, and a strong regional identity rooted in Berkshire. Its products reflect a combination of British beekeeping tradition, technical expertise, and dedication to quality, making Hillside House Honey one of the most recognizable independent honey producers in the United Kingdom. Expand

The Proper Marmalade Company is a small artisan producer from Ilfracombe, North Devon, dedicated to creating exceptional marmalades that combine traditional methods with a touch of creativity. Each jar is handmade in very small batches of just 22, using fresh, seasonal fruit that is gently simmered until the peel is perfectly tender, then set with sugar to capture a pure, vibrant flavor.

Guided by a “slow food” philosophy, the company sources fruit locally whenever possible and works with care and precision to ensure consistent quality. Their range is divided into two distinct lines: the “Proper Marmalade” collection, offering bold, classic flavors perfect for a traditional breakfast, and the “Improper Marmalade” range, featuring inventive combinations designed to pair beautifully with cheese, meats, desserts, and even cocktails. This dedication to both heritage and innovation has earned the company numerous awards, including Gold and World Champion titles at the Original Marmalade Festival, as well as Great Taste Awards. Under the leadership of Alex, who continues the legacy of founder Victoria, The Proper Marmalade Company remains committed to crafting marmalades with character, authenticity, and heart—delivering jars that are as delightful on the table as they are memorable in taste.Expand