Organic Sun-Dried White Mulberries

Organic Certifications: USDA, EU

• Certified Organic
• Raw
• Vegan
• Gluten-Free 
• Low GI (Diabetic-Friendly)
• Unsweetened
• Unsulphured
• Non-GMO
• Halal-Certified

Nature’s Superfoods’ Organic Mulberries are 100% organic whole White Mulberries, sun-dried to optimize their natural sweetness. They are unsweetened and unsulphured with no preservatives or additives added. Since ancient times, Mulberries have been highly valued for their medicinal value. In Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), practitioners use these berries (considered cold in nature) to nourish yin, as a blood tonic, to cure ailments like fatigue and anemia and even to treat premature greying of hair!

MULBERRIES: Dried White Mulberries are an excellent source of nutrients including iron, calcium, vitamin C, protein and fiber. They also contain potent anti-aging antioxidants such as anthocyanins and resveratrol. Dried White Mulberries are also rich in B-complex group of vitamins (vitamin B-6, niacin, riboflavin and folic acid) and vitamin K.

A small interesting fact about these naturally sweet dried berries is that they contain less than half the amount of intrinsic sugar found in raisins and significantly less than dried figs, cranberries, or dates!

*Please note that our organic dried mulberries, apricots and figs are free from pesticides and preservatives like sulphite. Hence, the shelf life will not be as long as those non-organic versions that have been treated with sulphite. The typical shelf life of organic, sulphite-free dried fruits like mulberries, figs and apricots ranges from 6 -12 months from the harvest/production time in countries of origin, under dry, cool storage conditions. Factoring in the shipment and production time from harvest to retail, it is very normal to encounter shorter shelf life than that, as harvests happen only once a year, and not the whole year round. Please rest assured that you are getting a high-quality food product without worrying about harmful substances.

Botanical name: Morus alba