Sadovo, Bulgaria · Est. 2020

From our soil to your hands

A family producer of Bulgarian peanuts and peanut products, caring for every step from field to finished product.

Freshly harvested peanuts held in a farmer’s hands
About us

A family farm rooted in Sadovo

Since 2020, we have grown Bulgarian peanuts and cared for every step—from the seed in the soil to the finished product.

Our story

How our peanuts grow

Peanut character planting a seed in the soil

Planting

High-quality seeds are planted in carefully prepared soil.

Planting We select the seeds and prepare each field according to soil moisture, the season and the crop’s needs.
Peanut character watering a young plant

Germination

The first leaves appear and the young plants need moderate watering.

Germination We watch the young plants closely so that they grow evenly and stay healthy.
Peanut character beside a flowering peanut plant

Flowering

The plants flower as the peanuts begin to form.

Flowering The plant enters its most delicate stage and needs steady, attentive care.
Peanut character watching pods develop underground

Pod development

The peanuts develop below the surface of the soil.

Pod development The shells form underground while the kernels build up their natural oils and protein.
Peanut character beside a ripening plant in the sun

Ripening

Yellowing leaves tell us the crop is approaching maturity.

Ripening We check moisture and maturity to choose precisely the right time for harvest.
Peanut character harvesting the peanut crop

Harvest & processing

The peanuts are lifted, dried and prepared for production.

Harvest & processing From the field, the crop moves through drying and sorting before becoming roasted nuts and peanut butter.
For business

Ready to build partnerships

We supply retail, wholesale, HoReCa and private-label partners in Bulgaria and across the EU, with flexible products, formats and regular deliveries.

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Quality documentation

Laboratory test reports

Two reports from Komihris Analytical Centre for Laboratory Tests, Brani pole, Bulgaria. Read the test results and open the complete documents in Bulgarian or English.

Product / batch
Peanuts / L 2026
Declared batch quantity
60 tonnes
Sample received
1 × 1,000 g / 12 February 2026
Named test applicant
Veselin Hadjiiski, Padina
RA87120

Microbiology, aflatoxins & moisture

Moulds and yeasts
2.0 × 10² cfu/g
Total plate count
1.0 × 10² cfu/g
Enterobacteriaceae
< 10 cfu/g
Aflatoxin B1
< 0.20 µg/kg
Total aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, G2
< 0.20 µg/kg
Moisture
4.94%
Test methods

БДС ISO 21527-2:2011; БДС EN ISO 4833-2:2013/A1:2022; БДС EN ISO 21528-2:2017; БДС EN 14123:2008; БДС EN ISO 665:2020.

RN15983

Sensory characteristics & peroxide value

Appearance
Whole, healthy peanut kernels
Colour
Red skin, golden-yellow kernel
Smell
Characteristic of the nut
Taste
Characteristic of the raw nut
Peroxide value
0.25 meq/kg
Test methods

Sensory assessment; БДС EN ISO 3960:2017. Peroxide test sample: 5.0 g; reported uncertainty: 0.01 meq/kg.

Results apply only to the tested samples supplied by the applicant. These are laboratory test reports, not company-wide certificates or declarations of conformity. “<” indicates a result below the limit of quantification, not zero. See the complete PDFs for methods, measurement uncertainties and laboratory notes.