



Organic Fruit & Vegetable Family Box
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A family box of 100% organic fruits and vegetables, about 17 pounds. Seasonal produce like kale, leaf lettuce, cucumber, zucchini, and fresh fruit arrives together, packed to help the whole household eat well. Melissa’s Produce has stayed family-run since Sharon and Joe Hernandez founded it in 1984, growing from a rented room into the largest specialty produce distributor in the U.S. Perfect for a Christmas gift for a healthy household, a Christmas week of fresh cooking, or a new-year reset. Fresh, organic, and ready for the kitchen.
Produce included is subject to availability and will vary
This package includes 17 lbs. of Organic Fruits & Vegetables
Organic Fruits & Vegetables May Include
- Kale
- Leaf Lettuce
- Cucumber
- Zucchini
- Broccoli
- Chard
- Carrots
- Beets
- Celery
- Potatoes
- Yams
- Onions
- Garlic
- Ginger
- Apples
- Lemons
- Pears
- Oranges
- Avocados
Unfortunately due to Arizona, Georgia, Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana, and Texas agriculture laws, this product is unable to ship to these states. Any orders shipping to this state will be canceled and refunded.
- Fruits & Vegetables arrive ready to enjoy or prepare!
- Upon arrival, fruits may be stored on the countertop for 3-5 days
The Produce For Top Chefs

The fruits and vegetables shipped by Melissa’s Produce simply don’t hold a candle to what’s piled high at your local megamart. Flawless baby vegetables; exotic fruits including lychees and Pepino melons (and some you may not have even heard of, like sapotes and tamarillos); sweet Ojai Pixie tangerines; juicy Sapūrana mangoes and Gold pineapples; a selection of banana varieties like Burro and Manzano… you’ve truly never had produce like this.
From its founding in a small rented room to its current standing as America’s largest distributor of specialty produce with a 280,000 square foot warehouse, Melissa’s has remained family-run with a tight-knit family of employees and long-standing relationships with growers around the world. If you’ve been wondering how world-class restaurants and TV shows like “Top Chef” have been able to track down the world’s best produce… well, the secret’s out.


































