DELIGHT IN THE FRESHNESS OF OUR ORGANIC PAPAYA

Naturally sweet and full of flavor

It’s origin and variety

Bloom’s organic papayas are proudly grown in the fertile lands of Mexico, where the perfect blend of sun, soil, and care creates fruit of exceptional quality. We specialize in the Pococi variety, known for its vibrant orange color, smooth texture, and naturally sweet, tropical flavor.

Every papaya is cultivated using sustainable farming practices, ensuring both environmental care and a consistently high-quality product. From our fields to your table, Bloom’s organic papayas embody the rich agricultural heritage of Mexico and our unwavering dedication to excellence.

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At Importation AVOCAN Inc., we you a wide range of quality of limes, available in different sizes to meet your specific needs. Our available sizes are:

9s-10s-11s-12s-13s-14s

Our papayas are also available in conventional varieties.

Packaging

Our papayas are thoughtfully packed in durable corrugated cardboard boxes, each fruit gently placed in protective paper bags. Careful attention is given to spacing and layering, ensuring the fruits remain secure and undamaged during transit. The packaging is specially designed to safeguard the papayas while providing proper ventilation to preserve their quality and freshness.

Benefits

From supporting overall wellness to enhancing beauty and vitality, here are some of the amazing advantages this vibrant fruit offers:

Immune System Booster

Papayas are rich in vitamin C and other antioxidants, which help strengthen the immune system and protect against common illnesses.

Supports Weight Management

Low in calories and high in fiber, papayas make a satisfying, nutrient-dense snack for those looking to maintain a healthy weight.

Hydration and Detoxification

With high water content and natural enzymes, papayas help keep the body hydrated and support gentle detoxification.

Promotes Healthy Hair

The nutrients in papayas, including vitamins E and C, contribute to shiny, strong hair and help reduce scalp issues.

Tips and tricks

Tips for distributors

Humidity Management: Maintain an optimal relative humidity level of 85-95% to prevent dehydration without encouraging mold growth. Use humidity control packs in storage areas.
Ripeness Segmentation: Sort papayas by ripeness level before distribution. Offering a mix of ripeness stages allows clients to cater to immediate sales while having stock that ripens over time.
Strategic Delivery Scheduling: Coordinate delivery times to ensure that papayas arrive when clients are ready to display or process them. This minimizes the risk of over-ripening in storage and optimizes turnover.
Education and Training for Staff: Ensure that all handling personnel are trained in the specific needs of papayas, such as how to lift and stack them to avoid pressure damage and the importance of timely inspections for signs of ripening or spoilage.
Inspect regularly: Conduct regular quality checks to identify ripening papayas and separate them from the unripe ones. This helps prevent ethylene gas from accelerating the ripening of other fruits.

Tips for consumers

Revive Overripe Papayas: If your papaya is too soft, blend it into a smoothie or freeze it in chunks for a refreshing treat. Overripe papayas also make an excellent natural face mask due to their enzymes.
Use the Seeds Creatively: Don’t discard the seeds! Wash and dry them to use as a peppery seasoning in salads or marinades. Papaya seeds have a slightly spicy flavor and are rich in nutrients.
Test for Ripeness Without Touching: Gently sniff the stem end of the papaya. A sweet fragrance indicates ripeness, so you won’t need to press the fruit, which can bruise it.
Enhance the Flavor with a Squeeze of Lime: Sprinkle lime juice on fresh papaya to bring out its natural sweetness and balance its flavor. This trick works wonders if the papaya isn’t as sweet as you’d like.
Ripen Evenly at Home: If your papaya is unripe, place it in a paper bag with a banana. The ethylene gas released by the banana will speed up ripening. Rotate the papaya daily for even ripening.