Almond Ingredient Company

Pursuing the Perfect Almond Product

The Almond Ingredient Company that Shares Your Passion for Excellence

Treehouse California Almonds logo
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Treehouse Almonds Team Member Smiling in Production Facility - Treehouse California Almonds Company
Treehouse Almonds Team Members Working Together - Treehouse California Almonds Company

Our Purpose

To be the world’s number one choice for almond ingredients

We CARE about our people, our customers, and the planet.

We STRIVE to operate according to best practices in business ethics and environmental sustainability with the highest regard for the welfare of our team, our growers, our customers, and our stakeholders in mind.

We SUPPLY the best quality almonds sourced from the best farms in California.

Bee on Flowers - Bee-friendly, control of orchard floor

Bloom

Bee-friendly, control of orchard floor

Treehouse Almonds Farm - Sustainable practices, conserving water

Growing

Sustainable practices, conserving water

whole Almonds - Precision process protect  almond integrity

Processing

Precision process protects  almond integrity

Customized ingredients, on time, documented

To Your Factory

Customized ingredients, on time, documented

Treehouse Almond Worker holding a shipping box for almonds
Dr. John Malley planting almond trees in California’s fertile Southern San Joaquin Valley

1969

Dr. John Malley becomes the founder of Treehouse Farms Inc., planting almond trees in California’s fertile Southern San Joaquin Valley and expanding into processing and global almond marketing.

Treehouse expands its business and starts processing brown skin almonds

1977

Treehouse expands its business and starts processing brown skin almonds.

Treehouse installs the almond industry’s first hand-wash machine and establishes the first food-safety policy

1982

Treehouse installs the almond industry’s first hand-wash machine and establishes the first food-safety policy.

Premier blanching and manufacturing equipment

1986-88

Premier blanching and manufacturing equipment is installed with integrated RTE (ready-to-eat) building design to meet market need for a higher-quality almond supplier.

Installation of high-efficiency micro-drip and spray irrigation systems

1993

Installation of high-efficiency micro-drip and spray irrigation systems is a first for the almond industry and a pioneering step for water conservation in California almond orchards.

First laser-equipped electric sorting machines go online

1995

First laser-equipped electric sorting machines go online, dramatically reducing foreign material in almond products.

Solar-powered irrigation systems installed by Treehouse growers

2002

Solar-powered irrigation systems installed by Treehouse growers

2002-03

Dimension grading of almonds enables manufacturers to design precision products with higher production efficiency and less rework.

BRGS logo

2003

Treehouse is California’s first almond ingredient company accredited with British Retail Consortium (BRC) under Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI).

Partnerships with large almond growers

2004

Partnerships with large almond growers allow for consistent sourcing of quality almond, setting Treehouse on a course to be a world-class almond ingredient company

2005

Treehouse is the first almond company to activate a positive-air ventilation system and sterile-air production area.

Sedex logo

2007

Treehouse becomes a member of Supplier Ethical Data Exchange (SEDEX), an online system that lets suppliers maintain data on ethical and responsible practices and share this information with their customers.

Food Safety and Quality Equipment

2012

Treehouse installs breakthrough almond milling technology.

Treehouse surpasses the 50 million pound mark for almonds processed annually

2013

Treehouse surpasses the 50 million pound mark for almonds processed annually.

Bee Friendly farming Logo

2014

Treehouse growers achieve Bee Friendly Farming certification from the Pollinator Partnership.

Treehouse Almonds farms and facility

2015

Processing facility makes the transition to renewable electricity, thanks to a 2.2 megawatt solar system with panels installed on 10 acres.

Almond butter line is installed

2016

Almond butter line is installed, allowing Treehouse to deliver almonds in a new form to meet rising demand for plant-based product options.

CASP Logo

2021

33,240 acres are registered on the California Almond Stewardship Platform (CASP).

The Almond Project Logo

2021

Leading the Almond Industry in soil health research and scalable application, Treehouse California Almonds becomes a founding member of The Almond Project.

Almond equipment and facility upgrades

2021-22

Treehouse invests $30 million in almond equipment and facility upgrades.

2022

Treehouse processes more than 110 million pounds of almonds annually.

BRGS logo

2022

Treehouse achieves a double AA+ grade from the British Retail Consortium (BRC), the organization’s highest possible rating.

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2021
2021
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Storage
Treehouse Almonds
Storage

Year-round

Bowls of Different Almonds - Forms
Forms
Forms

Year-round

Dormancy
Dormancy
Dormancy

November – January

Bloom
Bloom
Bloom

February – March

Nut Development
Nut Development
Nut Development

March – June

Maturing nuts
Maturing nuts
Maturing Nuts

June – July

Harvest
two inshell almonds
Harvest

July – October

Treehouse Almonds Whole Almonds
Two Whole Almonds
Hulling & Shelling

August – January

Kosher

Kosher

BRC Global Standards

BRC Global Standards

Halal

Halal

Bee Friendly Farming logo

Bee Friendly Farming

Sedex (Ethical & Responsible Practices)

Sedex (Ethical & Responsible Practices)

UL (Quality, Environmental Health, & Sustainability)

UL (Quality, Environmental Health, & Sustainability)

CCOF (California Certified Organic Farmers)

CCOF (California Certified Organic Farmers)

EcoVadis

EcoVadis

CASP (California Almond Stewardship Platform)

CASP (California Almond Stewardship Platform)

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