A PIONEERING northern suburbs family celebrated 80 years of farming this month. The extended Trandos family has been growing vegetables in Perth’s north and beyond over four generations. The family business has grown from a small plot at Pappas Swamp in Wanneroo to become WA’s largest grower of sweet corn and beans, with farms in Read more

Jim and Lloyd had a great time at Hort Connections in Melbourne last month.  Thank you to AusVeg and Hort Connections for a great few days! Follow us on Instagram for all the latest updates    Read more

ABC Article by Joanna Prendergast             One of Australia’s largest producers of sweet corn and beans has reduced plastic packaging on its produce by 80 per cent, saving hundreds of thousands of disposable plastic trays from entering Australian rubbish each month. After five years of experimentation, Trandos Farms managing director Jim Read more

Trandos Farms were proud attend the Foodex Trade Show in Japan along with other fellow Australian and International exporting growers. Thank you to AUSVEG who hosted the Australian fruit and vegetable producers during our time in Japan. Read more

Happy 80 Years to Trandos Farms!! On the 11th January 1949, 70 years ago Steve and Nick arrived in Australia to start working with their father Dimitrios Trandos growing cabbages and tomatoes on his small farm.  Now, Trandos Farms has 4 farms over Western Australia, supplying Sweet Corn and Green Beans locally, nationally and internationally.   Read more

The Trandos’ have come together to sell our fresh produce, including Sweet Corn, Beans, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Eggplants and much more. The store named ‘Trandos Tomatoes’, is open on Saturdays from 9am to 12.30pm at 1 Trandos Rd, Neerabup. Read the Community News article here   For more information please visit our social media pages: Trandos Read more

Jim’s Cousin’s Overseas. Cousin Helen with Husband Paul and two children Cruz and Michael in Canada. Cousin Peter in Sweden & Nick and Jim in Canada. We hope that they can come to Australia and visit us very soon. Read more

Last month Jim was involved in the Buy West Eat Best 10th anniversary. Jim discussed the past, present and future of Buy West Eat Best and the importance of supporting locally grown produce on a panel with Hon. Alannah MacTiernan MLC, Sue Daubney and Mark McCrindle.       Read more

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Western Australia’s Buy West Eat Best program, Jim Trandos spoke on ABC radio last week about the Trandos Group, the future of the program and the WA vegetable growing industry.          Listen to the podcast here: https://www.abc.net.au/radio/perth/programs/drive/drive/10389294  Start at 2hrs:08mins Read more