Collecting banana labels has been a hobby for many years, and over time numerous websites have appeared to share collections and enable trading. Nowadays, however, fewer of these sites are still active. The ones listed here offer collections ranging from about 7,000 to 30,000 stickers. By comparison, this catalog lists 50,000 banana labels and remains the most complete resource. These remaining sites provide extra references, inspiration, and a glimpse into the wider online collector community.

If you know of any other active sites that are missing from this list, please let us know so they can be included.

Collector Community Sites

• https://colnect.com/de/fruit_stickers/catalog
  Colnect is an online platform that provides a comprehensive catalog of 27,101 fruit stickers, including banana labels. Users can record which stickers they own, which ones they wish to obtain, and which they are willing to trade. The catalog is organized by country, brand, PLU code, and other attributes, allowing for systematic browsing.
• https://www.legufrulabelofolie.fr/index.php?LG=EN
  Legufrulabelofolie is a French website dedicated to the collection of fruit and vegetable labels (“légufrulabelophiles”). It presents stickers from countries around the world, organized by continent and type of produce. The site is a resource for collectors, showing national specializations and examples of fruit labels. 22,185 banana labels are added.

Private Collector Bananalabels Sites

• Becky Martz: https://www.mainc.beckymartz.com
  Becky Martz’s website “Becky’s Gone Bananas… And Broccoli Too!” features a vast personal collection of 24,333 different banana labels and also provides the link to the Sunday chat with several collectors from the USA.
• Jochen Ebert: https://www.b-a-m.de/ 
  B-A-M is a virtual Banana Sticker Museum (“Bananen-Aufkleber-Museum”) run by Jochen Ebert. The site catalogs 6,963 banana labels, sorted A–Z, and provides detailed information on their country of origin, manufacturer, and history. Visitors can also trade stickers and contribute new ones to the collection
• Manfred Eidenschink: http://www.eidenschink-zell.de
  This website presents Manfred Eidenschink’s collection of banana labels. The stickers are organized by brand name, and the site likely features around 30,000 banana labels. It serves as a reference for collectors who want to explore brand-specific labels and see a large private collection online.
• Elvis Velez: https://bananalabel.blogspot.com/
  This blog belongs to Elvis from Guayaquil, Ecuador, who has been collecting banana-labels since 1999. He actively lists new stickers as “Traders” posts, showing recent labels from countries like Ecuador, Costa Rica, and Peru
• Josef Binder: http://www.josefbinder.de/ - inactive
• Beate Müller: http://www.labanana.de/ - inactive
• Gerri Lorenzo: https://www.geocities.ws/napavalley/1700 - inactive

Private Collector Fruitslabel Sites

• Nikolaus Biesenkamp: http://fruitsticker.de/
  Fruitsticker.de is Nikolaus Biesenkamp’s massive private collection of fruit stickers, featuring over 71,000 stickers from 116 different countries.  The site also tracks PLU codes (the numeric codes on fruit labels) and provides a searchable database for them. Traders can see which stickers are available for swap: there are 5,286 different ones listed for trade.
• Umberto Boni: https://www.labelmania.it - inactive

Facebook

• https://www.facebook.com/groups/legufrulabelofolie
• https://www.facebook.com/groups/worldbananalabel

Instagram

• https://www.instagram.com/banana_label__explorer/
• https://www.instagram.com/banana.collective/
• https://www.instagram.com/bananacraze2021/
• https://www.instagram.com/bananaportrait/
• https://www.instagram.com/washingtonbananamuseum/