Frequently asked questions Find out everything about berries and more… Check out the answers to all your burning berry questions here: WHERE ARE DRISCOLL'S BERRIES GROWN? HOW DO DRISCOLL'S BERRIES REMAIN SO FRESH? HOW CAN I BEST STORE DRISCOLL'S BERRIES? IS IT SAFE TO EAT DRISCOLL'S BERRIES FROM ABROAD? DOES DRISCOLL’S USE PESTICIDES TO PRODUCE THEIR BERRIES? HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE FOR DRISCOLL’S BERRIES TO BE DISPLAYED IN STORE? DO I NEED TO WASH BERRIES BEFORE I EAT THEM? ARE DRISCOLL'S BERRIES PRODUCED IN A SUSTAINABLE WAY? Have we not answered your question, or would you like more information ASK YOUR QUESTION HERE Office locator THE NETHERLANDS (HQ) PORTUGAL THE UNITED KINGDOM SPAIN MOROCCO Send us a letter Driscoll's of Europe, Middle East & Africa P.O. Box 2203 4800 CE Breda The Netherlands Visit us Headquarters Driscoll's of Europe, Middle East & Africa Bijster 26 4817 HX Breda The Netherlands Call us +31 (0)85 0217 000 DRISC_Logo_RGB GET INSPIRED CONTACT Office locator Frequently Asked Questions Business Inquiries Careers Cookie Policy & Privacy Statement Privacy Terms © 2017 Driscoll Strawberry Associates, Inc. all rights reserved. Driscoll’s abroad: United States Australia Berries are more our thing, but cookies taste good too ;) On our website we make use of cookies (non-edible ones) to ensure a customer experience most relevant to your interest. Please check out cookie policy. If you accept, you understand the policy terms and agree to them. ACCEPT COOKIES REFUSE COOKIES

Bees & Bugs Bees and bugs are not always welcome visitors, but Mother Nature’s tiny creatures are essential in bringing you delicious berries. Mites for example are real powerhouses when it comes to natural pest control, while bees are critical for the pollination of berry flowers. Did you know… …that bees can affect the fruit size and quality of berry plants by transferring pollen from flower to flower? …that hungry mites can quickly clean up crops suffering from spider mites and other damaging pests? …that natural pest control helps reduce and, in some cases, eliminate the need to use insecticides on plants? …that bees can’t work efficiently in environments where lots of pesticides are used (and we don’t blame them)? …that the quality of bees can affect the number of drupelets —juicy little round bubbles — a blackberry or raspberry has? …that bees are our true heroes as more than 85% of the world’s plants and 1/3 of all food we eat dependent upon their pollination? DRISC_Logo_RGB GET INSPIRED CONTACT Office locator Frequently Asked Questions Business Inquiries Careers Cookie Policy & Privacy Statement Privacy Terms © 2017 Driscoll Strawberry Associates, Inc. all rights reserved. Driscoll’s abroad: United States Australia Berries are more our thing, but cookies taste good too ;) On our website we make use of cookies (non-edible ones) to ensure a customer experience most relevant to your interest. Please check out cookie policy. If you accept, you understand the policy terms and agree to them. ACCEPT COOKIES REFUSE COOKIES