Latam Farm Fresh LLC | Supplier of Tropical Fruit and Roots
WEBLatam Farm Fresh LLC is a supplier of tropical fruits and roots from Central America. We are committed to connecting our farmers with retailers and customers across America.
Order Your Tropical Fruit - Latam Farm Fresh
WEBOrder Your Tropical Fruit. Experience another world and take a dive into exotic cuisine. Our tropical produce is sourced from our farms in Costa Rica, and can be supplied wholesale by our company and shipped directly to your stores .
The Mission of LATAM Farm Fresh, LLC.
WEBAt LATAM Farm Fresh, we are delighted by the opportunity to provide you with a reliable wholesale source of quality tropical produce. The world’s relationship to food supply chains has changed drastically in the past few years, leaving many to feel anxiety about rising food prices and having access to quality, ethically sourced food.
Fresh Sweet Potatoes | Fresh Camote | Buy in Bulk
WEBOrder our delicious, fresh sweet potatoes and camote wholesale from our farmers in Costa Rica. We ship in bulk, start by getting a quote today.
Contact Us - Latam Farm Fresh
WEBPhone: 260-246-7859 Email: [email protected] Company Address 3796 County Road 68 Auburn, IN 46706
Fresh Banana - Latam Farm Fresh
WEBFresh Banana fruit has outstanding properties that help maintain excellent health, as it is rich in fiber and simple and complex carbohydrates.
Fresh Cassava - Latam Farm Fresh
WEBFresh cassava is a crop with a high production of storage roots as a source of carbohydrates and foliage for the production of flour.
Tropical Produce | Buy Wholesale Fresh or Frozen - Latam Farm …
WEBExperience another world and take a dive into exotic cuisine. Our tropical produce is sourced from our farms in Costa Rica, supplied wholesale and shipped directly to you.
Fresh Mixed Vegetable - Latam Farm Fresh
WEBOur tropical fresh mixed vegetables are grown on the grounds of Costa Rica and are filled with deliciousness and juiciness.
Fresh Eddoes and Taro Lila - Latam Farm Fresh
WEBFresh Eddoes known as an Amazonian tuber, in gastronomy it's used as a substitute for potatoes, it becomes flour, tortillas, desserts, soups, creams.