Tastyfrutti is a major importer and domestic shipper of fresh fruit, with distribution throughout the United States and Canada.

Table Grapes

Tastyfrutti works with growers in various countries for a steady supply of luscious grapes year-round. Many of our grapes come from family growers who have been working their land for generations.

Chile

Copiapó, Vallenar and Ovalle

Perlette Seedless (limited supply)

• December–Early January

Flame Seedless

• December–March

Sugraone Seedless

• December–March

Thompson Seedless

• December–Early May

Autumn Royal Black Seedless

• Mid-December–Early April

Ruby Seedless

• March–Early April

Red Seedless

• Mid-March–April

Princess Seedless

• March–Mid-May

Crimson Seedless

• March–Mid-May

Red Globes

• March–May

Mexico

Hermosillo Region

Flame Seedless

• May–July

Sugraone Seedless

• Mid-May–Mid-July

Red Globes

• Mid-June–Mid-July

Black Seedless

• Mid-June–Mid-July

Summer Royals

• June–Mid-July

Autumn Royals

• June–Mid-July

USA

San Joaquin Valley, Arvin and Delano, California

Flame Seedless

• July–Mid-August

Sugraone Seedless

• July–Mid-August

Thompson Seedless

• July–November

Autumn King Seedless

• Mid-September–November

Beauty Seedless

• Early July

Summer Royal Black Seedless

• July–September

Fantasy Black Seedless

• July–August

Scarlet Royal Seedless

• August–October

Crimson Seedless

• September–November

Autumn Royal Seedless

• September–October

Red Globe

• August–November

Coachella, California

Flame Seedless

• May–June

Sugraone Seedless

• May–Mid-July

Beauty Seedless

• Late May–Early June

Summer Royal Black Seedless

• June

Fantasy Black Seedless

• Late June–Early July

Scarlet Royal Seedless

• Late June–Early July

Stone Fruits

Chile’s moderate climate is ideal for producing delicious stone fruits. Tastyfrutti works with growers in four central-Chilean growing districts.

Chile

CONDITIONED STONE FRUIT

Peaches

• Mid-December–Early March

Nectarines

• Mid-December–Early March

Plums

• Mid-December–Early April

CONVENTIONAL STONE FRUIT

Apricots

• Mid-Novemeber–Early January

Nectarines

• Mid-December–Early April

Plums

• Mid-December–Early April

Pluots/Plumcots

• Early February–Late March

Pears

Direct from Chile’s four central growing regions, these pears arrive just in time for mid-winter and spring.

Chile

PEARS

Summer Bartletts

• Mid-January–March

Asian Pears

• March–Mid-July

Beurré Bosc

• Mid-March–Mid-June

Packhams

• May–June

Cherries

Chilean cherries ripen just in time to brighten a North American winter. Ours come from the Rancagua, Curicó and Linares regions.

Chile

Rancagua, Curicó and Linares

Cherries

• Early November–Late February

Citrus Fruit

Tastyfrutti’s citrus fruits are raised under ideal conditions throughout Chile and in the Western Cape region of South Africa.

Chile

North to South Chile

Navel Oranges

• Mid-June–August

Clementines

• Mid-April–Mid-August

Murcotts

• September–Mid-October

South Africa

Western Cape region

Clementines

• Mid-June–Mid-September

Navel Oranges

• Mid-June–Mid-September

Cara Caras

• August–Mid-September

Midknight Oranges

• Mid-September–October

Kiwifruits

Chile and Greece produce the world’s finest kiwifruit. Our Greek growers are located in the renowned northern region of Pieria.

Chile

Southern Hemisphere

Kiwifruit

• Early April–Early October

Greece

Pieria

Kiwifruit

• Early December–Late March

Apples

Chile is the largest exporter of apples in the Southern Hemisphere. Tasty varieties including Granny Smith, Royal Gala, Braeburn and Fuji are available for spring and summer in North America.

Chile

Rancagua and the South of Chile

Granny Smiths

• Mid-May–August

Royal Galas

• Mid-April–July

Braeburns

• Mid-May–July

Fujis

• Mid-May–Early August