I'm a buyer
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Contact us70 Years as Ecuador's Most Premium Banana
From Ecuador, with 80 years of export experience and a chain we control from farm to port.
A story measured in boxes, years, and trust
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80 years
of export experience
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4th
largest exporter of bananas from Ecuador
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20–25 M
million boxes per year
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1,300 ha
of our own organic production
Our product
What makes our bananas premium
Its peel is thicker, which protects the fruit on long journeys and gives it between 10 and 12 more days in transit. That durability is what makes Bonita bananas premium.
- Bonita Bananas®
- Bonita Organic®
- Bonita Plantains®
- Bonita Baby Bananas®
Our operation
From the field to the port, without intermediaries
Corporación Noboa backs every Bonita box with its own ships, two cardboard companies, a plastics company, a truck fleet, and the largest container yard in Ecuador. Controlling the chain means controlling quality.
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Farm
Our own production at Bonita Farms and a network of partner producers.
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Cardboard and plastics
Two cardboard companies and one plastics company guarantee the packaging.
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Trucks
Our own fleet for transport from the farm to the port.
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Container yard
The largest in Ecuador.
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Port and ships
Our own maritime transport to destination markets.
How do you want to work with Bonita?
I'm a producer
If you're a small or medium producer, or a banana cooperative, join the producers in El Oro who already sell their bananas under the Bonita brand.
Contact usThe stories behind every Bonita box
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History
80 years bringing Ecuadorian bananas to the world
From a decision of independence to an operation that crosses oceans.
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Quality
What makes our bananas premium
The peel, the selection, and the packaging behind the durability
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Sustainability
1,300 hectares of organic bananas show Bonita's environmental commitment
Bonita Farms combines organic certification, GlobalG.A.P., and Rainforest Alliance, along with work with producers across the Ecuadorian countryside.