Taste

Do you know the real taste of pineapple, mangoes or even bananas? Not the bland and uninteresting flavour of fruits cultivated extensively for mass distribution; we want to talk about the fruit from small orchards cultivated by enthusiasts, without synthetic chemicals, away from sources of pollution. The secret to our flavours lie in the farming methods and in the selection of varieties: those found on the stalls are usually selected for their resistance during transport and their shelf life. Above all, we choose ours for the character and richness of their flavor.

Quality: our priority

How can we take care of our health when we don't even know what's inside what we eat? Or when we have doubts on the quality of our food? Since the founding of Orkos, our approach is to offer a range of truly natural products, untouched by any transformation. We would like to enable everyone to build [with the odds on your side] afin de permettre à chacun de se constituer en toute connaissance de cause l'alimentation de son choix, en fonction de ses goûts ou de ses convictions personnelles.

Guarantees

Today, shopkeepers themselves do not know where the products of their stalls come from. Nor do they know how they were grown, or wheather they received chemical treatments or even if they are raw, cooked or dried at high temperature… At Orkos, the products come directly from producers selected for their commitment to meet our farming requirements.

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Quality Control

All our products are tested upon arrival by a team of experienced testers. If the taste of a product is not up to our requirements, it is immediately removed from sale.

Ecology

At Orkos, we believe that sooner or later, mankind will have to realize that only a respected Nature can sustainably provide man with what he needs. We make the bet that by allowing as many to rediscover the deep and authentic joys of original Nature, we actively contribute –at our scale– to awake general consciousness. Our work also allows – in affecting a growing number of producers – the development of clean farming methods. Finally, we believe that our work can only help to preserve land from policies of deforestation in exporting countries, by giving value to the natural resources of the land.