Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the questions wholesale buyers ask most about buying tropical produce from La Queen Produce — a Miami wholesale supplier of domestically landed plantains, malanga, yuca, limes, mangoes, and the full tropical produce category.
- What is La Queen Produce?
- La Queen Produce LLC is a Miami, Florida wholesale produce supplier selling domestically landed tropical produce — plantains, malanga blanca, malanga lila, yuca, limes and more — to U.S. wholesale buyers. Buyers purchase FOB Miami or request delivered pricing nationwide, starting at 2 pallets.
- Is the produce already landed in Miami?
- Yes. La Queen Produce sells product that has already landed in the United States and is available from Miami. Buyers do not import their own containers. Current availability is confirmed when you request a quote.
- What is your minimum order?
- The minimum order is 2 pallets. Multi-pallet orders, full truckloads and recurring weekly programs are prioritized. Mixed pallets are available when inventory allows.
- Can I purchase FOB Miami?
- Yes. FOB Miami means you buy the product at our Miami location and your own truck or carrier picks it up. See laqueenproduce.com/fob-miami-produce.
- Can my carrier pick up in Miami?
- Yes. Buyer trucks and third-party carriers can load FOB Miami. Pickup timing is scheduled with the sales desk when the order is confirmed.
- Do you deliver outside Florida?
- Yes. La Queen Produce serves Florida and wholesale buyers throughout the continental United States. Request delivered pricing with your delivery city and state.
- Can you arrange freight?
- Yes. When requested, La Queen Produce arranges refrigerated freight and quotes a delivered price to your city and state.
- What information is required for a delivered quote?
- Product, pallet quantity, delivery city and state, requested delivery date, and order frequency. Submit it at laqueenproduce.com/request-quote or call +1 (786) 499-8798.
- Do you sell truckload quantities?
- Yes. Full truckloads are available FOB Miami or delivered. See laqueenproduce.com/pallet-truckload-programs.
- Do you offer recurring weekly programs?
- Yes. Distributors, wholesalers and supermarket chains can set up recurring weekly programs for plantains, malanga, yuca, limes and other tropical produce.
- Can products be mixed on one order?
- Yes, when inventory allows. Mixed pallets across plantains, malanga, yuca, calabaza and limes can be quoted within a 2-pallet-minimum order.
- Who does La Queen Produce sell to?
- U.S. wholesale buyers: produce distributors and wholesalers, supermarket and grocery chains, Hispanic and Caribbean supermarket chains, foodservice distributors, terminal market wholesalers, regional produce houses, and institutional and government buyers purchasing 2 or more pallets.
- What products does La Queen Produce sell wholesale?
- Green plantains, malanga blanca, malanga lila, malanga coco and eddo, yuca (cassava), limes, green bananas, calabaza, chayote, papaya, ginger, mangoes, coconuts and other tropical produce. Availability varies; confirm current inventory with the sales desk.
- How do I request current pricing?
- Request a quote at laqueenproduce.com/request-quote, or call or WhatsApp +1 (786) 499-8798, or email alicia@laqueenproduce.com. Include product, pallets, and FOB Miami or delivered.
- How do I check current availability?
- Request this week's availability at laqueenproduce.com/weekly-availability or call +1 (786) 499-8798. Availability changes with arrivals, so it is confirmed per request.
- What is malanga blanca?
- Malanga blanca (yautía blanca, white tannia) is a tropical root with creamy white flesh and a mild, nutty flavor — a staple in Cuban, Dominican and Puerto Rican cooking. La Queen Produce sells it wholesale by the pallet from Miami.
- Where do your plantains come from?
- Plantain origins include Ecuador and Guatemala, with other Central American origins at times. Product is sold after it has landed in Miami; origin is confirmed with each quote.
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