Physalis
The physalis is a small, round berry with an orange colour. The fruit is also known as the Cape Gooseberry or goldenberry. Physalis tastes sweet and sour and has soft, small edible seeds inside. The most eye-catching feature of physalis is the paper-like husk of the fruit: green to light brown, like a lantern around the fruit. The husk is not edible. The health craze has made physalis trendy, making it a lucrative addition to your berry assortment.
Transport and storage: It is preferable to transport and store physalis refrigerated. Make sure the temperature is between 8 and 10˚C.
Shop: Physalis berries require a place on the refrigerated shelf. Physalis in husks can be placed on the regular fresh produce shelf.
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Without husk: plastic flowpack with lid 125 grams, per package of 12 x 125 grams
With husk: packed per 100 grams, per package of 12 x 100 grams
Loose per package of 2 kg, available in different sizes
