Quality and process
Ten steps between the farm and the ship. We show you the process instead of describing it with big words. You can judge a supplier by whether the steps make sense.
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Sourcing
We choose farms and partners in Solapur, Maharashtra to match the specification agreed for your order.
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Harvesting
Fruit is cut at the maturity your shipment needs, not on a fixed date.
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Sorting
We remove unsuitable fruit before it reaches the packing line.
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Grading
We separate fruit by hand count and grade as agreed. That means 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 or cluster.
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Packing
We pack into ventilated export cartons with a poly liner and an ethylene absorber. 13.5 kg is standard, or we use the weight you ask for.
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Pre-cooling
We pre-cool at an APEDA approved facility to bring the pulp temperature down before loading.
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Quality check
We inspect the full consignment before the container is sealed.
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Container loading
We load a 40 ft reefer with 1,540 cartons, set to 13 degrees Celsius with ventilation 30.
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Documents
We prepare the invoice, packing list, phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin and bill of lading.
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Shipment
We move the container from Nhava Sheva to your port. We confirm the route for every sailing.
What comes with your container
Buyers new to Indian suppliers often ask what paperwork to expect. We prepare these documents for every shipment.
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Phytosanitary certificate
- Certificate of origin
- Bill of lading