Are there any alternative of "What country is this fruit from?"

 Yes, there are many alternative ways to ask "What country is this fruit from?" The best alternative often depends on the context and how formal or informal you want to be.

Here are some options, categorized for clarity:

More Formal/Direct:

• "Where does this fruit originate?"

• "From which country does this fruit hail?"

• "What is the country of origin for this fruit?"

• "This fruit's origin country is...?" (If you want to frame it as a statement seeking confirmation)

More Casual/Conversational:

• "Where is this fruit from?" (Simplest and very common)

• "Which country grows this fruit?"

• "Where do they grow this?" (Referring to the fruit)

• "Is this fruit local, or does it come from somewhere else?"

• "What's the homeland of this fruit?"

• "Where does this fruit typically come from?"

Focusing on Provenance/Source:

• "What's the source country of this fruit?"

• "Can you tell me the provenance of this fruit?"

• "From what region/country is this fruit imported?" (If you know it's imported)

Asking for Information:

• "Do you know which country this fruit comes from?"

• "Could you tell me the country of origin for this fruit?"

Examples in context:

• In a market: "Excuse me, where is this fruit from?" or "What country grows these mangoes?"

• Reading a label: "Hmm, I wonder what country of origin this fruit has."

• In a conversation about food: "This lychee is amazing! Where do they typically come from?"

Choose the one that best fits your situation!