California Avocado Commission

Hi Javier, you'll need to call around to nurseries near you to check availability. We do not sell trees.

Hi Margie, Strings or stringy fruit or the thickening of the vascular bundles (fibers that run longitudinally through the fruit) are generally the result of fruit from younger trees or improper storage conditions. Often times the fibers or strings will disappear or become less noticeable as the fruit (and tree) matures. Flesh discoloration can occur when the avocado has been exposed to cold temperatures for a long period of time. Flesh bruising can occur in transit or as a result of compression caused by excessive handling. Unfortunately there is no way to detect either flesh discoloration or flesh bruising by looking at the avocado’s exterior. Damaged areas or spots can be removed by cutting them out. Please do let your retailer know of the issues you are having as they are often helpful in offering a refund or exchange. If you are able to provide date purchased, origin of product (there should be a label on the fruit or pack) and a picture, they will find these very helpful.

Hi Nancy, thank you for taking the time to write us. Could you please send us a message through our website so we can connect with you directly? https://www.californiaavocado.com/contact-us

Hello Caroline, thank you for your message. We do not have any branches in Kenya, our only offices are based in California (Irvine and Santa Paula).

Hello, you will likely need to reach out to the Hass Avocado Board; however this information may be helpful: http://www.hassavocadoboard.com/shipment-data/historical-shipment-volume