Fruit to Door 
Fresh high-quality fruit is one of my favorite gifts to give and receive. It's elegant and everyone always loves it. Many of these sources offer subscriptions and boxes. My mother sent me and my family a case of oranges and grapefruit from Pittman &a...
A box of pears or peaches is a great long-distance gift and wonderful for business associates.
I have given and received amazing fruit from this company over the years. Their quality is impeccable - the gold standard!
Based in Oregon, this farm is all about sustainability and quality. Their product is beautiful and they are a joy to order from.
My mother sent me a case of oranges and grapefruit from Pittman Davis every year for Christmas. They were amazing and perfect in the dead of winter in Minnesota!
FYI, a “Honeybell” is a hybrid of the ruby red grapefruit and a tangerine. AMAZING and juicy!
Pearsons offers a 5-pound citrus box if you're going for a one-time gift, but their subscription service is what they're known form. They specialize in California and Arizona-grown citrus.
Consider adding exotic fruits to a fruit platter during the holiday season. It's unexpected and people love them!
Miami fruit sources directly from local farms and farms around the world.
Fruits are sourced from South Florida, the Caribbean, and South America. They deliver everywhere in the US.
Melissas offers all types of fruit, including tropical. They have a strong presense in groceries stores, but offer boxes delivered to your door as well.
Sites that provide imperfect and frozen options.
If you're o.k. with less than perfect and want to do your part to lesson food waste, this site has lots of options.
I've ordered from Misfits Market several times previously. I liked the product, but it isn't available where I live now.
When I first found this company, they were mainly delivering frozen fruit for smoothies. They've branched out in to meals. It's worth a visit to their site.