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Storage advice
- Transport and storage: A good temperature for transporting and storing rambutans is 6 to 8˚C.
- Shop: Rambutans are best presented on the regular fresh produce shelf in-store.
Our rambutans are grown in:
Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Guatemala and Honduras
Growing and harvesting
At the grower's
In Southeast Asia, the region of origin of the rambutan, the fruit grows on trees that can grow up to 20 metres high. Cultivation requires patience for the first 4 years, because there are no fruits on the tree. The phase between flower and harvestable fruit takes 30 to 45 days. Rambutans grow in clusters. They are also harvested in clusters, to avoid unnecessary damage to the fruit.
Growers have large warehouses where the rambutans are rinsed and checked. Piece by piece, the fruits are weighed and placed in boxes for transport to Nature's Pride.
Packaging options
- Loose per package of 2 kg (varies between 20-35 pieces per package)
- Packed per 250 grams per package of 10 x 250 grams
Choose the EAT ME packaging, or ask Nature's Pride for the possibilities to use your private label.
Recipes & preparation tips
Make an incision all around, and the flesh can easily be removed from the skin. With their juicy and sweet taste, rambutans are suitable for many uses, from a classic fruit salad to more creative recipes: how about a chocolate bonbon made of rambutan, chocolate and coconut?
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