The passion fruit comes from a climbing plant native to Paraguay, Brazil and northeastern Argentina. This subtropical plant does not tolerate well the cold weather and that is why it is cultivated in warm countries. At maturity, its fruit is a purple berry, 3 to 4 cm in diameter, containing many black seeds, surrounded by edible flesh. There is also a yellow variety called the Maracuya.

  • TARGET CUSTOMER: HISPANIC & CARIBBEAN

    palLETIZING :

    VARIABLE


    pLU :

    4397 (PURPLE)

    3312 (mARACUYA)


    OPTIMAL TEMPERATURE FOR CONSERVATION:
    8 - 10 °C


    NUTRITIONAL VALUE

    Passion fruit is rich in carotene, vitamin C, minerals and fiber.

    HOW TO EAT IT

    There are several ways to eat the passion fruit, but the most common way is to cut it in half and eat it raw with a spoon to remove the pulp from the shell of the fruit. It can also be incorporated into our yogurts, jams, desserts or even cocktails. Let your imagination run wild!

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