The cherimoya is a fruit native to Central America. Its name means '’cold seeds’' because it can grow at high altitudes. The cherimoya is a shrub of 2 to 7 meters and Spain is the largest producer of this fruit. It is also where the fruit is most widely consumed.

TARGET CUSTOMER: CARIBBEAN & ARAB

PALLETIZING :
88


PLU :
4257


OPTIMAL TEMPERATURE FOR CONSERVATION :

10 °C - 12 °C


NUTRITIONAL VALUE

The cherimoya is rich in vitamins C, A and B6. This fruit also contains calcium, potassium and has a high sugar content.

HOW TO EAT IT

The cherimoya can be eaten raw. When ripe, the fruit softens and is very sensitive. Its taste is similar to sugar apple and soursop which is in the same family. Cherimoya can also be used in desserts such as pies, crumbles and others.

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