Brandt Farms Inc

I just started shopping at Publix and will go back because of your delicious peaches! Thank you for growing such wonderful fruit that tastes as good as it looks.

I just had a nectarine and it was so good that I had to look at the sticker to see where it’s from and Brandt Farms California it is Absolutely Delicious! Great work guys!

Just had one of your peaches purchased at Publix here in southwest Florida. Assumed it was from Georgia. I don’t usually write any reviews but this peach was great. Keep shipping I’m buying.

Very disappointing place , they overweight my trailer almost 2700 lbs to tandem from last night , waiting all night to fix , still waiting to fixed ,plz just take out 1 pallet n let me go .salesman or whoever in-charge hv zero knowledge about weight mgmt. . Worst place for trucker , be-careful loading from here .

Lady is having a bad day. u know it when they don't say GOOD MORNING back. Was trying to check in at 8:20 am. Was told to come back at 9 am, and my dispatch says 8:30? So don't come in early. u will not be able to check in

Thank you sooo much! I just had your persimmons - I live in Michigan, originally from California - and I needed that wonderful taste. I just bought some from Meijer and even though it is 10 degrees outside, the fruit itself was amazing. I needed that. Thank you, Brandt Farms!

Don't buy their plums from Publix in Tampa , they are dry, no taste, something is wrong with their supply chain, maybe bringing them all the way from CA to FL is not a great idea? Look for local produce if in FL.

Saw “Plum-Cots” at Publix in NC and they are very tasty and juicy. I also eat the seed inside the pits. First bag was great. 2nd/3rd bags, fruit doesn’t have a developed seed. Will go back to just buying plums. Keep trying Brandt Farms. Answer to owner: seeds are small, just swallow whole with drink. Seeds/kernels in apricots, peaches, plums, apples, grapes, watermelons, even almonds and 2000+ plants have natural health benefits when eaten along with the fruit. Amygdalin is a natural enzyme within that helps fight free radicals such as cancer. Used for thousands of years around the world. Though vilified in US by big pharma, because they can’t Patent it, due to its traditional uses everywhere, and make billions off of it. The outer pit is not edible. But intact with seed, used to grow a new tree.