Almond Processing Facilities

Facility Sustainability

Treehouse California Almonds has optimized its almond-only facilities and processes to make the best use of the almonds and other resources that help us create our almond products and ingredients.

Hulls

Hulls, which form the outside layer, are turned into livestock feed, which reduces the amount of water used to grow alternative feed sources.

Shells

Shells, which are between the hull and kernel, are used as livestock bedding or for an alternative energy source in co-generation plants.

Kernels

Kernels are the part of the almond we eat. A handful of almonds offers about 6 grams of protein and 4 grams of fiber.

Inedibles

Damaged almonds are upcycled into almond oil that can be used in cosmetic products

As a California dairy farmer, I rely on Treehouse to provide us with a steady supply of good quality almond hulls. We mix them with other feedstuffs, which reduces our reliance on water-intensive crops, and also use them for cows’ bedding. Later, Treehouse almond growers use our dairy compost for a regenerative farming application.

Louie Tristao Tri-Star Dairy
100% Solar powered micro drip / spray irrigation systems
Kosher

Kosher

BRC Global Standards

BRC Global Standards

Halal

Halal

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)

News, Reports & Insights

News, Reports & Insights 
Bins of Treehouse almond products stacked outside in Earlimart, CA
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2023 Subjective Crop Estimate
 
Treehouse Almond Market Update – May 11, 2023
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Treehouse Almond Market Update – May 11, 2023
 
Ariel shot of almond orchard during bloom
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Treehouse Almond Market Update – April 11th, 2023