• og = certified organically produced
  • gf = gluten free
  • v = vegan
  • ft = fair trade
  • st = stock item 
  • x = not splittable (whole case only)

Currants

The word currant came into English from the Anglo-French phrase "raisin de Corauntz", that referred to small seedless raisins imported from Corinthia in southern Greece. This phrase was first attested in 1334 as "raysyn of Curans" (raisins of Corinth). The word was transferred to the unrelated northern European berries from the genus Ribes when they were introduced to England in 1578.

FRUIT - Dried

Code
£
VAT
Cases
Singles
Currants 12.5kg Currants 12.5kg ogvgfft st
012156
59.30
0.00
Currants 5kg Currants 5kg ogvgfft st
005353
30.84
0.00
Currants 2.5kg Currants 2.5kg ogvgfft st
012157
16.01
0.00
Currants 1kg Currants 1kg ogvgfft st
031747
6.64
0.00
Currants 12.5kg Currants 12.5kg ogvgfft st
015250
48.08
0.00
Currants 5kg Currants 5kg ogvgfft st
015251
25.00
0.00
Currants 1kg Currants 1kg ogvgfft st
012144
5.38
0.00

PREPACKED COMMODITIES

Code
£
VAT
Cases
Singles
Currants 6x500g Currants 6x500g ogvgfft st x
019822
18.23
0.00
Currants 6x250g Currants 6x250g ogvgfft st x
009969
10.58
0.00
Currants 6x250g Currants 6x250g ogvgfft st x
001792
9.22
0.00

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