
Pic Saint-Loup wine
Syrah-led reds and fresh rosés from family estates in the hills just north of Montpellier.
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Syrah-led reds and fresh rosés from family estates in the hills just north of Montpellier.
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Bars, couverture and pralines from Swiss chocolate makers, under their brand or your own.
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Hand-harvested sea salt from the Camargue marshes, a favorite of chefs.
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Extra virgin olive oil from small and mid-size Italian mills, in bottles or tins.
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Extra virgin olive oil from Spain, the world's largest producer, from single estates to cooperatives.
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Traditional olive-oil soap in bars or cubes, plain or ready for your label.
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Napkins, tablecloths and bed linen made from French flax.
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Bags, belts and small leather goods from family workshops.
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Hand-glazed dinnerware and tiles for restaurants, stores and designers.
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The examples above are a starting point. These are the categories we source most often.
Wine, sea salt, preserves, honey, biscuits and specialty groceries.
Swiss and French chocolate, nougat, calissons and confectionery.
Extra virgin olive oil from Italy, Spain and Provence, in glass or tins.
Marseille soap, Provence lavender products and clean-beauty labs.
Bed linen, table linen and towels from French and Italian mills.
Dinnerware, earthenware and tiles for restaurants, stores and designers.
Bags, belts, small leather goods, espadrilles and sandals.
Knives from Thiers, France's cutlery capital, plus copper and cast-iron cookware.
Machined parts, tools and technical components from Swiss, French and Italian suppliers.
If it's made in Southern Europe or Switzerland, ask us. Your product doesn't need to be on this page.
Tell us the product and the quantity. We'll find the maker.