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Cultivated Culinary

Cremini (Baby Bella)

Agaricus bisporus

North America · Europe

Brown Agaricus bisporus with more flavour than white button. A food-service and supermarket staple supplied by the case.

$24.99
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Wholesale guide

$5 – $9/kg fresh

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Specification sheet

Scientific name
Agaricus bisporus
Category
Cultivated Culinary
Sourcing regions
North America; Europe
Formats
Fresh; food-service packs
Wholesale guide
$5 – $9/kg (fresh)
Retail benchmark
15/5LB case wholesale
Trade minimum
5 LB case
Research / extract
Not applicable
Typical buyers
Supermarkets; produce wholesalers; restaurants
Export markets
Canada, UK, Germany, France, Australia

Buying Cremini from Fungi Crest

Cremini (Agaricus bisporus) is sourced from North America, Europe and offered as fresh, food-service packs. Retail packs ship from our cart; trade buyers ordering from 5 LB case receive a written quote with grade, origin, lead time and landed cost, usually within 24 hours.

Who buys it

Our regular buyers for cremini are supermarkets; produce wholesalers; restaurants, with active demand in Canada, UK, Germany, France, Australia.

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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