Import Carrot — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Ketan International exports fresh carrots cultivated in the rich alluvial soils of Maharashtra, India. The carrots are bright orange and are harvested primarily for their aromatic leaves and seeds, although the root is the main marketable product. Their composition includes roughly 88 % water, 9 % carbohydrates, 0.9 % protein and 2.8 % dietary fibre, matching typical Indian varieties. The supplier notes that the carrots are supplied fresh to international buyers.

Indian carrots generally show a moisture content of 86‑90 % and a beta‑carotene concentration of 7‑9 mg per 100 g. Standard grades range from Grade A - uniform colour and shape - to lower grades with higher variability. Commonly they are packed in 10 kg polypropylene mesh bags that allow ventilation during sea transport. Typical post‑harvest handling includes cooling to 0‑4 °C to retain crispness and nutritional quality.

These carrots are suited for food processors making juices, canned products, and ready‑to‑eat snacks, as well as for wholesale fresh‑produce channels. Buyers such as large retailers, catering companies and export houses often require documentation of fibre content and moisture levels. Since the listing does not state MOQ, price or lead‑time, importers should request these details directly from the supplier before finalising a contract.

Ketan International is located at Groma House, Sector 19, opposite APMC Market, C‑Wing 411, Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. The supplier carries a harbour‑tier verification, indicating that its registration details have been validated, although the platform records a 0 % response rate and no average response time. The company’s public profile lists carrots as its export focus and highlights the nutritional breakdown of the raw root.

No specific minimum order quantity, pricing or lead‑time information is provided in the listing. Prospective buyers should contact the company to obtain a formal quotation, discuss payment conditions and confirm shipping schedules. Because no certifications are mentioned, importers are advised to request any required phytosanitary or quality certificates before placing an order.