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Black Trumpet

Craterellus cornucopioides

Europe · North America

The black trumpet, or horn of plenty: thin, smoky and intensely aromatic. Dried trumpets crumble into a seasoning that lifts sauces, butter and pasta.

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Wholesale guide

$80 – $180/kg dried

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Specification sheet

Scientific name
Craterellus cornucopioides
Category
Wild Gourmet
Sourcing regions
Europe; North America
Formats
Fresh; dried
Wholesale guide
$80 – $180/kg (dried)
Retail benchmark
150-350/kg dried
Trade minimum
2 kg lot
Research / extract
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Typical buyers
Gourmet restaurants; specialty retailers
Export markets
France, Italy, Germany, Canada

Buying Black Trumpet from Fungi Crest

Black Trumpet (Craterellus cornucopioides) is sourced from Europe, North America and offered as fresh, dried. Retail packs ship from our cart; trade buyers ordering from 2 kg lot receive a written quote with grade, origin, lead time and landed cost, usually within 24 hours.

Who buys it

Our regular buyers for black trumpet are gourmet restaurants; specialty retailers, with active demand in France, Italy, Germany, Canada.

Quality and documentation

Every lot is inspected on arrival for moisture, foreign matter and species identity. On request we supply a certificate of analysis, phytosanitary certificate and certificate of origin, and research-grade lots carry batch authentication.

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