This week on Shark Tank, Evan Delahanty, former Peace Corps volunteer and founder of Peaceful Fruits, makes a pitch for his company that produces a natural fruit snack made with acai fruit harvested from the Amazon Rainforest.
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Delahanty’s fruit snacks are made with acai harvested in partnership with the local communities in the Amazon Rainforest. Peaceful Fruits is a social good snack company that supports sustainable, economic empowerment in the Amazon Rainforest and Akron, Ohio, where they employ people with disabilities in full wage jobs to produce their fruit snacks
Each fruit snack is packed with over 25 antioxidant-rich acai berries that are blended with other whole fruits to produce their two flavors.
Peaceful Fruits Wild Acai Super-Fruit Strips are available in both Apple and Pineapple flavors. The company is currently offering packs containing 12-strips for $13.99 each. They normally sell for $15.
Feeding The Sharks
Delahanty faces five hungry Sharks: Mark Cuban, Daymond John, Kevin O’Leary, Lori Greiner and Robert Herjavec.
A Closer Look
- If you have a Wild Acai Super-fruit Strip craving, you can visit Peaceful Fruits and place an online order.
- Peaceful Fruits is also active on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram
- You can also check out Evan’s personal Facebook Page
- Evan also has a personal Twitter account, but he’s been inactive since 2015
Shark Tank episode 816 airs Friday, February 10, 2017 at 9pm PT/ET on ABC.
Image – ABC/Disney – Peaceful Fruits