This species will increase in popularity I think, which makes me wonder about its common name.
The full Brazilian name is 'guamirim cereja' although most people on this forum seem to shorten it to just 'guamirim' - which is actually a name used for multiple different fruits.
Typing in E. florida is already tripping up search functions seeing as most results are for the state of Florida.
Is it just me or does the fruit resemble E. candolleana (Rainforest Plum)? Maybe this could be its close cousin Rainforest Cherry.
