USDA-Certified Organic Dried Elderberries for Wholesale Production — Graystone Distribution

USDA-Certified Organic Dried Elderberries for Wholesale Production

Rated 4.6 out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Current Price $325.00
Original Price $400.00

USDA Certified Organic by CCOF

Discount Bulk Pricing

(For orders over 100lb call 512-522-5719)
  • For Bulk discounts enter in the number of bags in the quantity field above.
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USDA-Certified Organic Dried Elderberries for Wholesale Production
Graystone’s organic dried elderberries (Sambucus nigra) are carefully harvested, temperature-dried, and sorted for consistent commercial use. Supplied in 20-pound bulk bags, they are ideal for businesses producing elderberry syrup, herbal tea, botanical beverages, extracts, and specialty food products.

What Can You Make With Dried Elderberries?
Organic dried elderberries are a versatile ingredient for commercial and small-batch production. They are commonly used to make:
- Elderberry syrup
- Herbal and loose-leaf tea
- Botanical beverage blends
- Extracts and tinctures
- Jams, sauces, and specialty foods
- Branded wellness products

Discount Bulk Pricing

# of BagsTotal lbsDiscount per lbPrice per lbTotal price
1 bag20 lbs.-$15 per lb$300.00
2 bags40 lbs.-$2.00 per lb$14 per lb$560.00
3 bags60 lbs.-$3.00 per lb$13 per lb$780.00
4 bags80 lbs.-$4.00 per lb$12 per lb$960.00
5 bags100 lbs.-$5.50 per lb$11.50 per lb$1150.00

(for orders over 100lb call 651-337-8822)

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USDA-Certified Organic Dried Elderberries for Wholesale Production
Graystone’s organic dried elderberries (Sambucus nigra) are carefully harvested, temperature-dried, and sorted for consistent commercial use. Supplied in 20-pound bulk bags, they are ideal for businesses producing elderberry syrup, herbal tea, botanical beverages, extracts, and specialty food products.

What Can You Make With Dried Elderberries?
Organic dried elderberries are a versatile ingredient for commercial and small-batch production. They are commonly used to make:
- Elderberry syrup
- Herbal and loose-leaf tea
- Botanical beverage blends
- Extracts and tinctures
- Jams, sauces, and specialty foods
- Branded wellness products

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