Lollo Biondo
Lollo biondo travels at 1-4 °C in a 60 x 40 cardboard box with each head bagged, the common build for Hortiberia's leaf lettuces. It is the green form of lollo, with tightly frilled, light-textured leaves, used by European retailers as a volume line on the leaf fixture and by processors in prepared mixes. The group's growers supply it in EU-certified organic and in conventional, from January to December.
Availability
Technical data
- Category
- Lettuces
- Calibers
- 12
- Transport temperature
- 1º - 4º
- Packaging
- 60x 40 Cardboard box
Bag
Europalet 52– Palet 65
Europalet 60 – Palet 75 - Production
- Available as organic and conventional
- Guarantees
- GLOBALG.A.P. and IFS across the group's growers · lot and farm traceability
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Full product sheet
Size and packaging
Supplied in size 12, twelve heads per box. The 60 x 40 cardboard box holds each lettuce in an individual bag, and palletisation offers two box heights:
- 52 boxes per Euro pallet and 65 boxes per 100 x 120 pallet.
- 60 boxes per Euro pallet and 75 boxes per 100 x 120 pallet.
Sharing footprint and pallet build with escarole, oakleaf and lollo rosso means the buyer can assemble mixed pallets without compromising load stability.
Availability
Twelve months of the year. Cultivation moves between zones of the Region of Murcia and south-east Spain according to season, so the line holds its place on the weekly programme through the summer.
Organic and conventional
The organic line carries EU certification and separate labelling. Both ranges can be programmed with the same box and pallet, varying only labelling and lot documentation.
Assurance
Lot and farm traceability on every consignment, growers working under standards such as GLOBALG.A.P. and IFS, and compliance with EU rules on plant protection products, maximum residue levels and labelling, which also apply in markets with EU agreements such as the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Norway.
Grupo Hortiberia, created in Cartagena in 2001 and present in more than 40 countries, agrees lollo biondo programmes with each customer in weekly volume and in the proportion between organic and conventional.
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