The tropical nance fruit grows in the Caribbean and Central and Latin America on the Byrsonima crassifolia tree. Nance fruit looks similar in shape to cherries, but the resemblance ends there.

Eventually, production shifted to a plant in East Rochester and then to Honeoye Falls. Delmarle died in 1965, and her son Jack took over. He died in 1981, and the company was sold in 1982.