People we know.
We connect you with buyers and suppliers whose requirements and products fit your business. Long-standing personal relationships help us bring the right people into the conversation and stay involved as discussions move forward.

CARDASSILARIS FAMILY
Independent B2B brokers for nuts, dried fruits and seeds.
Nuts, dried fruits and seeds. We connect buyers and suppliers through personal relationships and market knowledge.
01 / FOR BUYERS
Explore supply options around your specifications, quantities and delivery needs—with a personal contact throughout.
From the first enquiry to the next order, we help bring the relevant people and details together.
Find your next source ↗02 / FOR GROWERS & SUPPLIERS
Connect with buyers whose requirements fit your offer, with support from the first introduction through negotiation and follow-up.
Share what you supply. We can explore where your products and capabilities meet buyer demand.
Explore buyer connections ↗03 / WHAT WE CONNECT
04 / THE WAY WE WORK
We connect you with buyers and suppliers whose requirements and products fit your business. Long-standing personal relationships help us bring the right people into the conversation and stay involved as discussions move forward.
We follow crop developments, origins, availability and price indications to put each opportunity into context. This perspective helps you compare alternatives, understand the trade-offs and plan your next purchase or sale with a clearer picture of the market.
We bring specifications, quantities, packing and delivery terms into the conversation from the outset. By clarifying these details with both sides, we help you compare offers beyond price alone and understand what is being agreed before moving forward.
FROM OUR TRADE DESK
Crop developments, availability and the details behind the market. Read our latest published reports.
Explore market reports ↗
Ukraine’s walnut crop outlook points to greater near-term availability, but household production and processing remain central to lot consistency and export competitiveness.

Sri Lanka’s first-half dried coconut production recovery strengthened its supply position, but later weakness in the raw-coconut crop and limits on imported feedstock leave continued shipments dependent on access to nuts. New planting is a longer-term response.

September exports improved year on year but remained below usual seasonal levels, while buyer coverage and domestic activity stayed uneven. The October outlook tracks whether shipments, purchasing commitments and consumption broaden.
YOUR NEXT CONNECTION
Tell us where to begin.
We’ll clarify the details together.
Tell us what you are looking for or supplying. Our team will help with the next steps.
Talk to Ameliatrade@cardassilaris.com