From the farms of the Caribbean and Florida to the streets of the world.
Real island food, grown and gathered by people who know it, and brought to the neighborhoods that miss it most.
Farmer George Koronation Market started with a simple idea: the taste of home shouldn't depend on where you live. A stalk of sugar cane, a cold jelly coconut, a bundle of fresh callaloo. These are everyday foods in the Caribbean, and too hard to find everywhere else.
So we grow them ourselves in Groveland, Florida, and bring in the island fruit our customers ask for most: soursop, June plum, guinep, jackfruit, breadfruit and more. Then we put it all on the road.
Farmer George takes Jamaican produce to U.S. roads and supermarkets
How it gets to you
Grown in Florida
Sugar cane, coconuts and callaloo come straight from our own fields in Groveland, cut fresh for every run.
Carried up I-95
Every week the truck runs from Miami to New York, with pickup spots across Florida and New York and pop-ups in the Carolinas, Philadelphia and New Jersey.
Served to you
Pick up at a stop near you, get local delivery, or have it shipped. Fresh juices, ground provisions, bush remedies and Jamaican baked goods come along for the ride.