Pistachios
In shell: natural, roasted & salted · kernels
18/20 · 21/25 · 26/30 nuts per oz
Minimum lot: One 20 ft container
Our word holds.
California pistachios and almonds on season-long contracts for importers, wholesalers and retail chains in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. We agree volumes and schedule up front — and keep them.
Four things we fix before the season starts.
01
Volume by month
Your season volume, split into monthly shipments you can plan sales around.
02
Specification
Variety, grade, size and packaging are written into the contract. Every lot is checked against it.
03
Delivery terms
Incoterms, port and shipment windows are agreed once for the whole season.
04
Documents
The same full set of documents with every lot, sent ahead of arrival.
Products
Almonds
Natural kernels · in shell · blanched, sliced, diced, flour
23/25 · 25/27 · 27/30 kernels per oz
Minimum lot: One 20 ft container
Five products
What we supply.
California pistachios and almonds. Other forms on request.
Pistachios in shell — naturally and mechanically opened
18/20 · 21/25 · 26/30 nuts per oz
Chopped pistachios
Cut size on request, e.g. 2–4 mm
Pistachio kernels
Jumbo Whole · Large Whole · Large Split · Whole & Broken
Almond kernels
23/25 · 25/27 · 27/30 kernels per oz
Processed almonds
Blanched · sliced · slivered · diced · flour
How we work
Request
Tell us the product, grade, size, season volume and destination port.
Offer
We come back with a specification, a shipment schedule and terms for the season.
Season contract
Monthly volumes, specification, Incoterms and documents — signed once.
Shipments on schedule
Each lot ships as agreed. Loading photos, lab results and documents reach you before the cargo does.
Documents with every lot
Quality & documents →- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Bill of lading
- Phytosanitary certificate (USDA APHIS)
- Certificate of origin
- Certificate of analysis: moisture and aflatoxins
- Fumigation certificate — on request
Why Bondwick
A name that is a promise.
A bond is a word given. A wīc was an Old English trading settlement — Anglo-Saxon ports such as Lundenwic and Gipeswic carried the name. Bondwick: a trading house that keeps its word.
