Passiflora

Passion Fruits are becoming increasingly popular worldwide, with Colombia emerging as a predominant player in the international fruit market. The list of varieties is long, and Frutas Comerciales offers a wide range of options.

Purple Passion Fruits

Also known as Purple Passion Fruit, this Amazonian produce is a standout export fruit due to its mysterious and distinctive flavor. With nearly half a million tons exported, Colombia is becoming a global hub for Purple Passion Fruit.

Since 2010, Frutas Comerciales has worked with hundreds of Purple Passion Fruit growers in eight provinces along the Andes mountains and their valleys. Currently, Frutas Comerciales oversees over 200,000 plants, which enables us to provide our customers with Purple Passion Fruit year-round.

By partnering with us, you will have access to the most demanding markets in Europe and Asia, as well as top-quality Purple Passion Fruit that is subject to the strictest phytosanitary controls.

Purple Passion Fruits x 2 kg

Boxes per air freight pallet:

192 Boxes

Boxes per sea freight pallet:

266 / 280 / 304 Boxes

Granadilla or Orange Passion Fruit

Granadilla or Orange Passion Fruit is a native of Colombia and Venezuela. This fruit has been consumed since 1200 BC, and it owes its name to the fact that Spanish conquistadors mistook it for a pomegranate. Its pulp is characterized by a rich and complex array of aromas and flavors.

Colombia exports nearly $4.5 million worth of Orange Passion Fruit to an ever-growing international market.

In the last decade, Frutas Comerciales has become a leader in the export of this fruit, with sales of more than $3,891.221 million FOB USD. Our Orange Passion Fruit popularity in international markets has been proven over the last ten years by its growing demand in destinations as diverse as the Arabian Peninsula, Scandinavia, and Southern Brazil.

Orange Passion Fruit x 2 kg

Boxes per air freight pallet:

140 cajas

Mini Orange Passion Fruit x 1 kg

Boxes per air freight pallet:

280 cajas

Maracuya or Yellow Passion Fruit

Maracuya or Yellow Passion Fruit was first discovered by Spanish missionaries in the Amazon region during the 16th century. They associated it with the Passion of Christ because, when cut open, a cross appears inside.

For centuries, Maracuya or Yellow Passion Fruit has played a significant role in the global tropical fruit trade. In recent years, Colombia has gained popularity as one of the world’s leading exporters of freshly harvested fruit. In South America, only Brazil produces larger volumes of this Species of Passion Fruits.

Over the past decade, Frutas Comerciales has exported 248 tons of Maracuya, primarily to the Netherlands, France and Germany.

Passiflora

Purple Passion Fruits

Purple Passion Fruits x 2 kg

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Granadilla or Orange Passion Fruit

Orange Passion Fruit x 2 kg

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Mini Orange Passion Fruit x 1 kg

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Maracuya or Yellow Passion Fruit

Maracuya x 2 kg

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Mini Maracuya x 1 kg

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