Individual with protective equipment on grading and inspecting mushrooms

Grading & Inspections

Ensuring the Correct Size & Quality Everytime

Once the mushrooms are harvested, they are shipped to our distribution centre where they are graded for size and quality. All bulk orders are then re-inspected by our warehouse and quality control team and packed per our customer's specifications.

To avoid bruising, the only time the mushrooms are touched by our workers is at the picking stage. We sterilize our barns after each harvest and all of our workers are equipped with sanitized clothing, hair nets and rubber gloves.

Slicing Mushrooms

Utilizing our State-of-the-Art Slicer

After inspection at the warehouse, mushrooms that require slicing are taken to our state-of-the-art slicer and cut into the specified thickness. 

We then run the product through a metal detector to ensure that no metal fragments from the slicer are attached to the mushrooms.

sliced white mushrooms on belt
Staff standing in front of packaged mushrooms

Packaging & Shipping Mushrooms

Ideal Conditions to Ensure Freshness

Once the grading, inspections and any required slicing has occurred it's time for the mushrooms to be packed. The mushrooms are either packed directly into the master shipping carton or into small packages which are sold to the end consumer by the grocery store. 

Once the mushrooms are packed, they are put through a "blast" chiller to reach an ideal temperature of 34-46 degrees before shipping. Because mushrooms are made up of 95% water, maintaining the proper temperature maximizes shelf life and quality.