Fresh Fruits Exporter from India
Farm-fresh seasonal Indian fruit, graded and cold-chain shipped.
Fresh Fruits we supply
11 products
Pomegranate
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Mango
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Banana
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Grapes
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Guava
Fresh Fruits
Papaya
Fresh Fruits
Pineapple
Fresh Fruits
Watermelon
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Muskmelon
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Coconut
Fresh Fruits
Lemon
Fresh Fruits
The fresh fruit trade depends on season, variety and cold-chain handling. Indian fresh fruit is usually packed in ventilated cartons, pre-cooled and shipped in refrigerated (reefer) containers; highly perishable fruit and small shipments may go by air.
Seasons vary by fruit
Availability follows harvest periods in each growing region — for example mango roughly from April to July and Indian table grapes roughly from January to April. Share your shipping window with the enquiry and availability is confirmed for that period.
How fresh fruit is specified
- Variety — for example Bhagwa pomegranate, Alphonso or Kesar mango, Thompson seedless grapes
- Size or count per carton, and carton weight
- Grade or class, and colour
- Packing, palletisation and labelling for your market
Plant health and residues
Fresh fruit needs a phytosanitary certificate from India's plant protection organisation, and many markets set pesticide-residue limits or require specific treatments — for example vapour-heat treatment or irradiation for mangoes to some destinations. Mention your market's rules so the right documents and treatment can be arranged.
Packing and minimum order at a glance
Typical packing and minimum order for each product. Final packing, quantity and specification are confirmed in writing with every quotation.
| Product | Typical packing | Min. order |
|---|---|---|
| Pomegranate | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Mango | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Banana | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Grapes | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Guava | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Papaya | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Pineapple | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Watermelon | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Muskmelon | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Coconut | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
| Lemon | Corrugated cartons, 3–10 kg | 1 × 40 ft reefer |
Fresh Fruits: frequently asked questions
How is fresh fruit shipped from India?
Usually by sea in reefer containers at a controlled temperature, after pre-cooling. Air freight is used for very perishable fruit or urgent, smaller orders.
Which documents are needed for fresh fruit?
Typically a phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, commercial invoice and packing list, plus any treatment certificates or residue test reports the importing country requires.
Is fresh fruit available all year?
No — each fruit has its own season. Tell us your shipping window and we will confirm what can be supplied.
Request a quote for fresh fruits
Tell us the product, grade, quantity and destination port. We'll reply with price, specifications, packing options and availability.