Yes you can! Click here to see a list of online stores that carry Great Lakes products.

You can buy Great Lakes bulk products online or retail products at Amazon.com or at a store near you!

Yes. Email us your name, address (no PO Boxes, please!) and phone number along with what you’d like to order. Pricing includes the case price plus $15 handling fee and UPS charges to your address. We accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover cards.

Shelf life is minimum one year. Check the side of your retail package for an “enjoy by” date. Refrigerate retail packages after opening.

Great Lakes products should be stored in a cool, dry place. Refrigerate after opening retail packages.

Visit our recipes page online to browse our recipes or submit one of your own. Also, you will find a recipe inside each retail package on the back of the lid! (Or on the back of our stand-up bags). Note our Banana Chips do not include recipes. Enjoy them on their own or throw them in a trail mix!

Yes. Almost all Great Lakes products are Kosher Certified by Star-K Kosher Certification. Products are marked on bulk cartons and retail packages with the Star K logo. Email us for our Kosher letter.

Yes. Organic Product List

Yes. The products listed on our website are the products we have in stock on a regular basis. If you are looking for more unusual or hard-to-find items, please contact us and let us help you find it.

While Great Lakes is not currently certified by the Gluten-Free Certification Organization (GFCO), many of our products are gluten free. We keep signed letters on file from the suppliers of our retail items (as well as many bulk items) stating that their products and/or facilities are gluten-free. Note that in some cases this means that the product or factory is not actually tested for gluten because gluten is not used at the facility.

Sulphur Dioxide (SO₂) is used as an additive for color retention. Items containing SO₂ are marked with an asterisk * on our price list. Our organic products do not contain SO₂, and our natural products contain little or no SO₂.

Great Lakes imports 100% Kaew variety dried mango from Thailand.

No, your figs are not moldy.  When the naturally occurring sugars in figs “crystalize” and come to the surface of the fig, it can leave a sort of white-ish layer of tiny sugar crystals.  Your figs are still perfectly fine to eat!  These crystals are a natural part of the fig that have simply shown themselves on the outside.  Some customers enjoy their figs even more this way, others prefer to give them a wash with warm water to dissolve the crystals.    This is not mold, and again is perfectly safe for you to eat.