Do you ship to the United States?
We do not ship to any other countries because of the delicacy and nature of our fresh fruit products. All products are expressly hand delivered to
every city only in Puerto Rico.

When are the edible fruit bouquets prepared?
All of our edible fruit bouquets are prepared one day before delivery. 

Will the chocolate melt before delivery?
No. We transport our products with ice packs.

Where are your stores located in Puerto Rico?
Our store is located in the Metro-San Juan area. We do deliver to all cities in Puerto Rico.  You can view delivery costs here before placing your order.

What is your guarantee?
Fruity Passions guarantees hand delivery on the delivery date chosen by you, and guarantees the freshness of our fruit 100%.  If you should have a
problem with your order, we require you contact us during the first 24 hours after delivery.  Claims after 24 hours will not be guaranteed for freshness.
We do not guarantee that the containers will be exactly as shown.  The chosen bouquet will be exact as in the photograph and to the size you have chosen.

What type of fruit do you use?
We hand select all of our fruits.  We aim to select only premium quality fruit and not over ripped.  Fruit that is too ripe goes bad quickly. 
We want our clients to enjoy the fruit as long as possible.

What should I do when I receive the bouquet?
First, enjoy eating as much fruit you possibly can!  If you are not going to eat all the fruit in one day, we suggest you take the fruit off the skewers
 and place them in an airtight container and refrigerate.  The cut fruit should last at least 3 more days under refrigeration.

What type of products do you use for the fruit?
All of our products that come in contact with the fruit are food grade such as the skewers, containers, cellophane paper. Our chocolate is Kosher.

How do you preserve your fruit before delivery?
Our fruit bouquets are made with fresh fruit, we do NOT use preservatives in our fruit. That is why we arrange our bouquets the day before.
They are then kept under refrigeration.  The bouquets are cello wrapped before leaving our premises to avoid accumulation of ethylene gases
which tends to accelerate the ripening of the fruit when wrapped to early with cellophane.
[Ethylene gas is a natural gas released by the fruit for their ripening process.]