Bell pepper

The versatile bell pepper comes in various colours, shapes and sizes and is a crunchy and colourful addition to any dish. Bell peppers not only provide an explosion of flavour and colour, but are also bursting with healthy vitamins and minerals.

Is an antioxidant

Helps with fatigue

Contributes to a good metabolism

Supports energy levels

Delicious bell pepper, in many
varieties, colours and flavours

Bell peppers are surprisingly versatile and packed with vitamins C and E. Vitamin C supports your immune system and skin. Vitamin C and E are antioxidants. Vitamin C and E help protect your body against external influences. So, by eating bell peppers regularly, you are contributing to a healthy lifestyle!

*A varied, balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle are important. Eat a minimum of 250 grams of vegetables per day.

Learn more about bell peppers

75 bell peppers from each plant

A bell pepper plant 4 meters tall

Fresher than fresh

Orange is the sweetest of all!

Three- or four-lobed?

Different bell peppers

Which vegetables should you choose for the ultimate taste experience?
We tell you!

Orange bell pepper

The orange bell pepper is the sweetest of all and therefore very suitable for children who are not very fond of vegetables. You can eat it very well raw in a salad or in strips.

Suitable for

Red pointed pepper

The red pointed pepper is slightly sweeter than the normal bell pepper. Delicious as a snack, in a salad, grilled or stuffed from the oven. An advantage of the pointed pepper is that it contains few seeds.

Suitable for

Pointed pepper mix

The pointed pepper mix is a tasty mix of a red, yellow and orange pointed pepper. They taste deliciously sweet and this mix will make you instantly happy.

Suitable for