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Exotic fruit

Grow along with the popularity of exotic fruits

Nature's Pride's exotic fruit range shows that consumers can vary infinitely when it comes to fruit. There is a huge world of different flavours and textures to discover. Together with our growers, we provide a varied range. We add colour and flavour to life. We are proud of that.

Plantain - Product picture — Plantain
A banana that needs special treatment

Banana leaf - Product picture — Banana leaf
Decorative and natural packaging

Buddha Finger - Product picture — Buddha finger
Is Buddha finger really a citrus fruit?

Cacao fruit - Product picture — Cacao fruit
Cacao, with a difference!

Prickly pear - Product picture — Cactus fig
Feast on a... cactus fig!

Carambola - Product picture — Carambola
The star of the range

Durian - Product picture — Durian
Looks and smells aren't everything

Dragonfruit
The red version of dragonfruit is also tasty

Fingerlime - Product picture — Finger lime
Finger lime is the caviar among exotics

Yellow pitahaya - Product picture — Yellow Pitahaya
Recognisably exotic, striking yellow

Pomegranate - Product picture — Pomegranate
The fresh, sweet and sour taste is striking

Granadilla - Product picture — Granadilla
The fruit that turns the shelf orange

Guanabana - Product picture — Guanabana
Prickly on the outside, sweet and sour on the inside

Guave - Product picture — Guava
Get creative in the kitchen with guava

Jackfruit - Product picture — Jackfruit
Heavyweight champion among exotics

Baby coconut - Product picture — Young coconut
Young and refreshing

Kiwano - Product picture — Kiwano
A tasty cucumber variety: the kiwano

kiwi berries - Product picture — Kiwi berries
The shape of a grape, the appearance of a kiwi

Coconut - Product picture — Coconut
Coconuts: the finishing touch to your range

Kumquats - Product picture — Kumquats
Small kumquats can be eaten skin and all

Limequats - Product picture — Limequats
Suitable for a surprising variety of applications

Lime - Product picture — Lime
Simultaneously spicy and fresh: limes

Lychee - Product picture — Lychees
Lychees are easy to peel and taste sweet.

Mangosteen - Product picture — Mangosteen
The surprise is underneath the skin

Maracuja - Product picture — Maracuja
The other passion fruit

Medjool Date - Product picture — Medjool dates
Dominant in the range

Baby pineapple - Product picture — Mini pineapple
The mini pineapple that is big in taste

Baby banana - Product picture — Mini bananas
A finger-sized banana

Nam Dok Mai Mango - Product picture — Nam Dok Mai mango
Mangoes at their most exclusive

Papaya Formosa - Product picture — Formosa papaya
A heavyweight on the shelves

Passion fruit
Growing popularity among consumers

Pepino - Product picture — Pepino
Pepinos combine the flavours of cucumber and melon.

Physalis - Product picture — Physalis
A fruit with natural protection

Ramboetan - Product picture — Rambutan
Fruit doesn't get much more exotic than this

Red banana - Product picture — Red bananas
For an even sweeter taste

Salak - Product picture — Salak
'Snake-like' appearance makes salak stand out

Sharonfruit - Product picture — Sharon fruit
Sharon fruit can be eaten soft or hard.

Tamarillo - Product picture — Tamarillo
Exotic relative of the tomato

Figs
Figs are almost too famous to be considered exotic anymore

Yuzu - Product picture — Yuzu
Subtle alternative for lemons

Feijoa
The irresistible aroma of the feijoa