It depends on where you live! For us, living in South Florida, exotic fruits are just lesser-known tropical fruits. Think about it, fruits such as bananas pineapples, limes, papayas, mangoes and oranges to name a few, are fruits that grow in tropical climates but are pretty common and we are very familiar with them. When it comes to exotics, they grow in the same areas in general but are not as well-known such as Sourspo, Lychees, Mangosteens, Mameys, Dragon Fruits, Bread Fruit, Guavas, Passion Fruit just to name a few are really tropical fruits that are made “exotic” just because their limited availability and limited demand in the United States since many people are just not familiar with them. So? What’s an exotic fruit? It’s just a tropical fruit that’s not as common.

We know that we are shipping fruit that is perishable and we take all measures to make sure your fruits get to you fresh. If for ANY reason, your fruit is not fresh, reach out and we’ll make it right, even if the carrier messed it up. We want you to be our customer for life and we are not going to let shipping issues get in the way of that. Here is more information.

The short anwer is YES but only in the U.S. Now that we are shipping to Canada, we needed to adjust because of the requirements for international shipping so our Canadian customers will pay a small shipping charge calculated at checkout along with duties that are required.

We have an optimized shipping schedule to ensure the freshness of your fruit.

We ship out on Monday through Thursday. You should expect to receive your Tropical Fruit Box generally within one week of ordering. For our Canadian customers, we only ship Mondays and Tuesdays to make sure your fruit gets there as fresh as possible.

Our prices include standard Free shipping in the U.S., but you can always choose faster shipping for an additional cost at checkout.