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Most of the bananas we eat are harvested in South America and then shipped directly to the US. And because bananas ripen, even when off the tree, they are one of the most easily transported fruits in the world. The average banana travels anywhere from 3,500 miles (Mexico and northern parts of south America) to 6,000 miles (lower parts of Brazil)
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