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Hand-selected from elite growers worldwide. Sourced for flavour, not shelf life.
From £59.99·Globally sourced · Delivered at peak
It costs what it costs because nothing here can be cheap.
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Picked the morning they ship, graded for sweetness, packed in a railway arch in NW10. What's inside depends on what's at peak that week. That's the point.
★ 4.75 (577)
Eight fruits. The introduction. If you've never tried mangosteen or sapote, start here.
★ 4.8 (447)
Thirteen fruits. The one people order twice. Always includes at least one pick from the Japanese selection.
★ 4.8 (402)
Eighteen fruits. The flex. Built for people who want the full season in one delivery — multiple premium picks, maximum range.
Build your own
Pick exactly what you want from the 32 fruits in season this week. Premium tier capped per box (sorry — they're rare for a reason). Save your line-up, reorder in two taps.
In peak this month
These fruits are at the top of their season this month. After September, they're gone until next year. Graded, picked, and on a plane this week.
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From the source
“We don't sell fruit. We give people access to the rarest produce in the world — flown in weekly, hand-selected, never compromised for shelf-life.”
— The Fruit Plug team, London
Four years in. Single-farm relationships in Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, Colombia and Peru. A railway arch in NW10 where every box is packed by hand the morning it ships. Same brief as day one — bigger basket.
Unboxings, tastings, and how to eat the weird ones. Straight from our feed.
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210k views2.1M views480k views1.4M views320k views560k viewsMiyazaki mango, Sumo Citrus, Awa strawberries, Kinkan kumquat. Graded in Japan, sold in Tokyo department-store gift halls for £100+ a piece, almost never exported. Flown in weekly while in season.
Every fruit on this site, grouped by family. The reason lychee and rambutan taste related. Why Queen Victoria reportedly offered a knighthood to anyone who could bring her a mangosteen.
