[Pre-Order] Japanese Premium Peach / 1.5kg, 5pcs

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[Pre-Order] Japanese Premium Peach / 1.5kg, 5pcs

Now$88.00 $95.92 w/GST

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In stock

Delivery time

Order now to receive your item as early as 22 November 2024, between 12 - 6 PM.

Delivery charges

Below S$150	S$150-S$200	Above S$200
S$20	S$10	Free

Important

Chilled goods must be received in person. Kindly ensure that someone is available at home to collect the delivery.
Delivery from Japan to Singapore takes place twice a month via our Private Cargo.

Shipping guide

Overview

Japanese Premium Peach

A Rare Variety with a Rich Flavor and Exceptional Sweet Quality

The peach season this year is drawing to a close.

At JX, our professional buyers inspect the peaches on the day of shipment to ensure we send out only the freshest, highest-quality fruit.

This year, we've seen a significant increase in repeat customers sending our peaches as gifts to friends and loved ones.

Due to Japan's exceptionally hot summer this year, shipping peaches—one of the most delicate fruits—has become more challenging than usual.

In response, for peach deliveries in late August, JX will not limit ourselves to specific brands.

Instead, our buyers will select peaches at the market based on their condition on the day of shipment, ensuring the best quality regardless of brand.

These peaches are selected by our professional buyers on the morning of the shipping day and delivered directly to our customers by the following afternoon.

Peaches are exceptionally sweet for this time of year.

Among the difficult-to-cultivate variety of peaches called 'Amato,' only those with a sugar content of 12 degrees or higher and excellent color can be selected by our professional buyer.

How Sweet is "Sugar Content of 12 Degrees?

In Japan, the typical sugar content of peaches is around 11 degrees.
Peaches with a sugar content of 12 or higher degrees are classified as "Extra Fancy (特秀)," which is a top grade for peaches.
*Based on JA Fruit Yamanashi
When the sugar content exceeds 12 degrees, the peach is considered particularly sweet.

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It is individually wrapped in pieces and well-presented.
(5 pieces in each box)

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⚠️ Peaches arrive hard and unripe ⚠️
Please Wait to Enjoy till Perfectly Ripe, Soft Peach

Our buyers select the best ones and when peaches arrive, they are often hard, in their unripe state, as peaches are usually harvested and shipped while still firm, as they can easily bruise and spoil when fully ripe and soft.

Allowing them to ripen for a certain period (追熟) will result in sweet, fully ripe, soft peaches.

In other words, knowing the correct ripening methods allows you to enjoy delicious peaches even more.

1. Storing peaches at room temperature ( in a cool, dark place)
Storing peaches at room temperature enhances their softness and sweetness.
Wrapping peaches in newspaper or similar material can protect them from drying out and getting damaged.

2. Softening around the stem

When stored at room temperature, peaches gradually become softer around the stem end (bottom). To determine their ripeness, gently touch the area around the stem with your fingers; when it feels slightly soft, it's ready to eat.

3. Chill in the refrigerator just before consumption

Apart from the touch test, you can also tell if the peach is ripe when the skin appears slightly translucent.
If you prefer to chill the peach in the refrigerator, it is best to do so about 2-3 hours before eating.

We value on selecting superior fruits,
regardless of their origin or brand

- Partnering with professional buyers,
Quality Fresh Fruit are procured on the day of auction, and shipped to you -

Our buyers at Ota Market, the largest fruit market in Japan, procure the best fruits available on that day through auctions with their mekiki skill (connoisseurship), prioritising quality over origin or brand.

Then twice a month, we transport these carefully selected and packed fruits via private cargo to Singapore.

While the origin and brand may vary each time, we ensure that the fruits we bring to Singapore are of fine quality fruit at the price available in Japan.

You can trust the eyes of the professionals, factoring all conditions to make sure quality, when you receive it, it worth the price.

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Ota for fruits, Toyosu for seafood
Japan's two representative largest markets

Both Ota and Toyosu Market play crucial roles as Japan's major fruit and seafood markets, contributing significantly to the country's food supply.
Located in the heart of Tokyo, both markets enjoy excellent transportation access, making them popular choices for numerous retail businesses and restaurants to source their products.