Dried Goldenberry is the edible fruit of Physalis peruviana, bright yellow-orange in color, contains tiny edible seeds, and a juicy pulp with a bitter-sweet flavor and exotic aroma. Its high natural fructose content makes it an excellent source of energy and ideal for use in cereals, cakes, desserts, energy bars, granolas and other snacks.
Villa Andina is a social enterprise with the aim of developing and commercializing high quality agro-industrial food products. These include Raw Organic products such as Camu-Camu Powder, Mesquite Powder, Dried Banana Slices, Dried Yacon Syrup, Slices and Powder, Quinoa Grains, Cacao Butter, Powder, Paste and Nibs, Maca Powder, Dried Mango, Fresh and Dried Physalis/Goldenberry. They work directly with small farmers and integrate their farming communities to international markets.
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