ABOUT STAAY

Staay Food Group is an independent family company active in the cultivation, sales and marketing of fresh fruit and vegetables, founded in The Netherlands in 1946. We grow our products ourselves or have them grown for us. And whatever we do not grow ourselves, we buy directly. With our international family-run business, we serve customers from the retail, wholesale, foodservice and fresh-cut convenience industries in over 30 countries.

About Staay Food Group

Our three pillars

  • Reliable

  • Flexibility

  • Speed

Eddy den Dunnen - Westende Fruitteelt

OUR
PRODUCTS

COMPLETE RANGE AND SPECIALITIES

We offer a highly extensive range of fresh fruit and vegetables. We specialise in pineapple, melons, stone fruit, top fruit and leafy vegetables.
Other products that we focus on and often have available from our own cultivation: Broccoli, cauliflower, citrus, courgettes, cucumbers, flat beans, spring onions, strawberries and tomatoes.

Product Overview

STAAY
SUPPLY CHAIN

OWN CULTIVATION. SHORT CHAINS.

Cultivating its own fruit and vegetables is what sets Staay apart from many other suppliers. We grow our own crops and have our growers commit to us as partners. This allows us to stay close to the crops, the chain to be kept short and transparent, and the products to remain easily traceable.

STAAY BRANDS

RECOGNISABLE QUALITY

Staay stands for quality. Always, everywhere. To make our quality standard more recognisable, we carry a number of our own brands and a few labels from our cultivation partners worldwide. This is our way of ensuring that our products and their quality can be easily recognised.

Brands

STAAY NEWS

03/09/2026

Be sure to attend Fruit Attraction 2026 in Madrid

From October 6 through 8, 2026, Staay Food Group will be exhibiting at Fruit Attraction in Madrid. You are cordially invited to visit our booth, C02, in Hall 6.

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27/08/2026

Start of the 2026 top fruit season

The first apples and pears have been harvested and sorted again. Despite the drought, many growers rate the overall quality of the fruit as good to very good.

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20/08/2026

Start of the Brazilian Melon Season

The outlook for the Brazilian melon season is positive. The first arrivals are expected starting in week 36.

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