The Harvest of Acai Berries
February 17th, 2009
The Amazon Rainforest is the only place that this extremely rare fruit can be found. The fruit grows at the top of a palm tree called the acai palm and has a thin trunk that stretches about 30 feet high and has leafy branches. The Acai Berry can be harvested two times a year and each tree has large amounts of dark purple berries. The fruit has a very short life span and must be harvested within a 24 hour span. The fruit is then transferred by boat where it is process as quickly as possible into juice, pill form or dried powder.
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