Rambutan
Honduras · Guatemala
We farm 86 acres in Honduras ourselves. Owning the trees is how we hold the grade.
Products
What we import.
Picked in season, shipped in days.
A leading importer of fresh tropical fruits and exotics, distributing throughout North America from Central and South America, the Caribbean and beyond. Mangoes have a page of their own.
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Signature programs
The three you cannot get anywhere else.
Soursop & June Plum
Grenada
Grenada holds exclusive authorization to export fresh soursop to the United States, and we are the island’s leading grower and distributor.
Golden Jade™ Mango
Mexico · Keo Savoy, a Thai variety
The Thai variety Keo Savoy, grown for us in Mexico. Ours to allocate in the North American market.
Fruit
Sourced by season from domestic and international partner growers.
Avocado
Less dense than a Hass, and a showstopper on the plate.
Florida
Carambola / Star Fruit
A beautiful star in cross section. Tart or sweet depending on ripeness.
Florida · Malaysia
Cherimoya
A cold-weather annona — sweet, creamy, tropical behind it.
Chile
Coconut, green
Nothing better than fresh coconut water with a little of the young jelly.
Florida
Dragonfruit
Red, white and yellow. Subtle flavor, beautiful texture, showstopping.
Florida · Ecuador
By request
Feijoa
Pineapple guava — exactly as the nickname suggests.
New Zealand · Colombia
By request
Guava, pink & Thai
One of the most fragrant fruits there is.
Florida
Hog Plum / Ciruela
Sharp and green with salt, or sweet and golden if you wait.
Mexico · Florida
June Plum
A tart jungle fruit — a forager’s best friend.
Grenada
Kumquat
Tart and sweet, and you eat the peel. No work involved.
California · Chile
Loquat
Delicate tropical flavor. Must be eaten ripe and in season.
Chile · Spain
Lychee
Almost a cross between a grape and a mango. Out of a dream.
Florida · Mexico · South Africa | FL May–Jun · ZA Dec–Jan
Longan
Reminiscent of a butterscotch lychee, with a hard-candy finish.
Florida
Mamey Sapote
Creamy as cheesecake. Sweet potato and pumpkin pie in a fruit.
Florida
Mangosteen
In the lychee conversation. Extremely juicy, absolutely unique.
Mexico
Passionfruit
Crack one open and the whole room knows.
Colombia · Florida
Pineapple, baby
Highly condensed pineapple flavor. Very, very sweet.
South Africa
Pre-order
Rambutan
A retailer’s dream — it comes with its own packing material.
Guatemala · Honduras
Soursop
Creamy, sweet, tart, juicy. A lime-and-cream flavor all its own.
Grenada
Sugar Apple
Known as anón — one of the original tropical experiences.
Florida
Roots & Tubers
Staple volume items, shipped year-round where supply allows.
Dasheen / Taro
Earthy, nutty, comforting. The taste of somebody’s kitchen.
St. Vincent · Jamaica
Yam, yellow
Golden, firm and faintly sweet. Yam as it should taste.
Jamaica
Yam, white
Clean, mild and floury. It takes on whatever it is cooked with.
Costa Rica
Yampi
Small, silky and deeply flavored. The connoisseur’s yam.
Costa Rica
Counter-Season
Fruit grown on other calendars, brought in to cover the gaps between tropical seasons.
Asian Pear
Cold, crisp and dripping. Snaps like an apple, smells like flowers.
Korea · China · Shingo
Cherries
Deep red, glossy, and gone in a week. Summer in a handful.
Chile | November – January
Fig
Soft, jammy and honeyed, with a green edge at the stem.
Peru · California
Vitoria Black Seedless Grape
Black, seedless and deeply sweet. Grape flavor turned all the way up.
Brazil
Kabocha Squash
Sweet, dry and chestnutty. Eats more like a dessert than a squash.
Mexico · Honduras
Orri Mandarin
Peels in one piece, no seeds, pure sugar. Impossible to eat one.
Israel · Peru
Persimmon
Honey and cinnamon, somewhere between an apricot and a date.
Spain · Chile · California
Pomegranate
Ruby seeds that pop. Worth every minute it takes to get to them.
Peru · Chile
Red Globe Grape
Enormous, crunchy and cool. Grapes that feel like a treat.
Chile · Peru
By request
Sugar Plum
Tiny, dark and candy-sweet. The only plum we run.
Chile
Specialty
Value-added and shelf-stable lines.
Ginger, fresh
Fiery and green-smelling. It wakes up everything it touches.
Honduras · Peru · Brazil
Turmeric
Antioxidant-rich, and used for dye and for cooking the world over.
Florida · Jamaica · St. Vincent
Irish Sea Moss
An ancient superfood, dense in the trace elements the body needs.
Caribbean
By requestAvailability moves with the season and the growing region. Contact us for current pricing, pack sizes and lead times.