The harvestcollection, in fact, is done solely by hand, which helps keep the fruit intact and to choose only the best for the production, which occurs immediately after, thus giving the jam taste of the homemade.

In 1885, when he started his business, Wilkin & Sons owned about 238 acres of land where it grew strawberries, raspberries, blackberries and other fruit trees. Today's company possessions is spanning over 1000 acres with fruit plantations also rare and precious, essential to the production of a wide range of jams.

Wilkin & Sons offers a wide selection of marmalades and jams, more than 100 products: from the more traditional fruits such as strawberries, peaches and apricots, to the real specialties like plum Victoria jams.