Soursoply supplies soursop wholesale across the UK: fresh soursop fruit and whole dried leaves. The plant is also known as graviola in South America, guanabana across Latin America, and as soursop in Ghana and the Caribbean. The botanical name is Annona muricata. Whichever name your customers use, this is what they're after.
We work with retailers, distributors, grocers and cafés who want a single-origin product they can trust. Every batch is wildcrafted from growers we work with in Ghana, slow-dried at low temperatures, and hand-inspected before packing. No middle layer. No anonymous flakes.
Use the three tiers below to size your enquiry, or tell us what you need and we'll build a custom order. We come back to every enquiry within two business days. International orders welcome alongside UK shipments.
What we supply at wholesale
Fresh soursop fruit is shipped across the UK and worldwide, all year round. Useful for fresh-juice cafés, restaurants building tropical menus, and specialist greengrocers. Get in touch for the current dispatch schedule.
Whole dried soursop leaves are supplied intact rather than crushed, so your customers can see exactly what they're buying. Each leaf keeps its natural shape and appearance, making them well suited to retailers who want to stock whole leaves in their range. Sold loose, in flexible wholesale quantities.
Why source from Soursoply
We're a small UK importer with one product line: soursop, in two formats, from Ghana. That focus is the point. The growers we work with have been farming soursop for years, and slow-drying is part of the local tradition. Our founder spent time on those farms before launching the UK side of Soursoply.
For wholesale buyers that means a few practical things. Every batch comes from the same farms and the same slow-drying method, so what arrives in March looks and tastes like what arrived in October. We can tell you which growing region your shipment came from. And there's nothing blended in: pure soursop, sold under its own name.
See what wholesale looks like
Real batches from our Ghana harvests, so you can see the size, quality, and quantity of the soursop you'll be stocking.
Available in 25kg, 50kg, and 100kg+ bulk tiers — fresh fruit and whole dried leaves, supplied all year round.
Wholesale tiers
Tier 1
25kg
Available for fresh fruit or dried leaves. Best suited to independent grocers, market traders, and small shops getting started with soursop.
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Tier 2
50kg
Available for fresh fruit or dried leaves. Our most popular tier. Ideal for established juice bars, restaurants, and growing food businesses.
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Tier 3
100+kg
Available for fresh fruit or dried leaves. Best for distributors, large-scale buyers, and recurring shipments.
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Need a custom quantity?
Looking for something outside the three tiers above? We can build a custom order to suit your needs: different weights, mixed products, or recurring shipments. Tell us what you need and we'll come back to you with pricing and lead times.
Email us directly: info@soursoply.co.uk
Common wholesale questions
- What's the minimum order?
- 25kg, single product. You can mix products inside a Tier 2 or Tier 3 enquiry; mention it in the form.
- How long does delivery take?
- UK shipments leave within five to ten business days of order confirmation. International lead times depend on the destination, and we confirm both in the quote.
- Do you supply outside the UK?
- Yes. We ship wholesale orders internationally. Customs and import duties are the buyer's responsibility.
- Can I get a sample first?
- For Tier 2 and Tier 3 enquiries, yes. Mention it in your form message and we'll send a small sample with the quote.
- What payment terms do you accept?
- Bank transfer for the full order amount before shipment. Net terms can be discussed for repeat orders after the first delivery.
- Where are the leaves grown and dried?
- In Ghana, with growers we work with directly. The leaves are wildcrafted, slow-dried at low temperatures, and hand-inspected before packing.