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Graviola Shop, established in 2016, specializes in the provision of wild graviola leaves, sourced directly from the lush forests of Suriname. Our leaves are guaranteed to be no more than 60 days old from the point of harvest, ensuring utmost freshness and quality. Operating from the Netherlands, we are proud to offer global shipping, bringing the natural goodness of our products to customers worldwide.
Olmenlaan 57, 1404DD, Bussum, Netherlands
I had some issues with the delivery, however after I have contacted customer service, their General Manager Sebastiaan replied and made a proper follow-up. Moreover he provided me with some compensation for the inconvenience and afterwards I received my order.
Much appreciated and recommended!
The order was on time. I know for what I can use leaves and I am happy with thus quality
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