The TOP 10 BEST Fruit & Vegetable Growers & Packers in Woolooman QLD

Dragon fruit farm located in Tamborine Mountain

At Simon George & Sons Brisbane, we’re proud to be a family business with strong roots and big ambitions. With our story beginning in Brisbane, Simon George Senior commenced trading wholesale fruit and vegetables in the Brisbane Markets in 1964. From humble beginnings with only a few staff members and secondhand trucks, Simon George & Sons has grown to become the market leader for top quality produce in Brisbane. We are the providore of choice in Queensland and Australia through our diligence to be simply the best fruit and vegetable wholesaler from the Gold Coast to Sunshine Coast.

Wickham Farms Killarney, is an Australian owned and family operated business. The Wickham family has been farming in Queensland since the 1960’s and has created a proud tradition that spans four generations. We pride ourselves on growing, packing and value-adding hard vegetables; delivering the freshest produce to supermarkets, fresh food service wholesalers and food manufacturers. As growers we have total control over our supply chain and specialise in meeting our customers specific needs, including produce variety, size, cut styles, packaging and delivery. We will work with food manufactures to design and develop systems and processes to supply specific products.

Bio Dynamic Fruit & Vegetable Growers

Daleys Fruit Tree Nursery is a specialist garden centre, stocking fruit trees, rainforest varieties and nut trees. We can provide you with bush tucker plants, ornamental plants and a wide range of fruit or berry species.

Providing fresh products all year round to high standard of quality and freshness.

For four generations the Taylor family has been a vegetable farming family. The tradition began in 1914 with William John Taylor who bought a farm in Michelton in Brisbane. The operation was soon a success and more members of the family followed John into the business. By 1968 they had outgrown their land and the family picked up and moved to Redland Bay. Today they are still there, but also have another farm in the Granite Belt region of Amiens, which they acquired in 1992 in order to extend their growing season. At the same time they established The Taylor Family Produce company and handed the reigns to the 4th generation of Taylors; Raymon, Geoffrey and Wayne.