About Us

We’ve always had a passion for fruit, after all it’s in our name.
Berry Ltd began trading fruit products in 1991, though our roots go back to the New Zealand boysenberry industry in 1984. David saw the rise of China as a global player in the fruit industry as an opportunity but appreciated the need for stringent quality control and managed supply chains. In 2000 Berry Ltd took the bold leap with the Wang family to form a joint venture, Dragon’s Garden, in Shandong, China. What began as a simple organic fruit nursery has gone from strength to strength and is now a complex processing operation. This vertical integration from nursery to pack house ensures traceability and offers our customers the best value for money. Our continual investment in our facilities and practices demonstrate the dedication and passion needed to bring quality fruit products to the global market.

Two families, two dragons. 
Over the past 20 years our two families have worked in partnership. As symbolised by the Welsh and Chinese dragons in the Dragon’s Garden logo.  Our family values remain at the core of our business. We view all our people as family and value transparency, trust and friendship, loyalty and long-term relationships. This philosophy guides us to work together with our customers to achieve win-wins across the sector. Your success is our success. 

Global mindset, grower focused.
We are based on Anglesey in North Wales, next to the Irish Sea. Although we reside in a remote and beautiful location we have maintained very close relationships over the years with many fine packers and customers in Europe, North America, Australasia and Asia. We are committed and diligent and follow the fruit back to the field to test, inspect and monitor whether they meet our standards. Things have changed over the years in the fruit processing industry. Individuals who make a life long career in fruit buying are rare now, it seems to be a more temporary occupation. What never changes, and it is a fact we never lose sight of, is that our work depends on the work of the grower. We don’t have an industry unless the grower is sustained. The relationships we form with our growing partners are cherished and it is our greatest pleasure to spend time with them in the field.