Import Chikku — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in India

Chikku, also known as sapodilla, is a tropical fruit offered by Atchaya Exports as a fully fresh and natural produce item. The supplier sources the fruit from premium growers in Tamil Nadu, India, ensuring that each unit is hand‑picked at peak ripeness. While the listing does not state a per‑piece weight, the typical sapodilla harvested in the region weighs between 150 g and 200 g. The fruits are packed in ventilated cardboard boxes designed to allow airflow and protect the delicate skins during transport.

Fresh sapodilla generally contains 12‑15 % sugars and about 70 % moisture, giving it a creamy texture prized by consumers. Standard post‑harvest handling recommends storing the fruit at 8‑12 °C, which can extend shelf life to roughly 6 days under refrigerated conditions. The typical packaging size for bulk shipments is a 20 kg carton holding approximately 100‑130 fruits, which aligns with industry practice for tropical fruit exports. Atchaya Exports highlights that the fruit meets common food safety standards, though specific certificates should be requested.

Importers such as supermarkets, fruit‑juice manufacturers and catering companies use Chikku for fresh fruit displays, smoothies, desserts and salads. The supplier offers FOB and CIF shipping options, allowing buyers to select the most appropriate incoterm for their supply chain. Prospective customers are advised to confirm the exact minimum order quantity, any required phytosanitary certificates and the expected lead time directly with Atchaya Exports before finalising a purchase.

Atchaya Exports operates from 2A / 3A Mariyamman Kovil Street, Karur, Tamil Nadu, India. It is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, meaning that basic verification has been completed on the platform. The supplier’s response statistics show a 0 % response rate and no average response time recorded, indicating that buyers may need to initiate contact proactively. The company focuses on exporting fresh fruits, with this listing dedicated to Chikku (sapodilla).

The listing does not provide specific certification details, production capacity or client references, so importers should request any relevant food safety or phytosanitary certificates before purchase. Atchaya Exports mentions that quality certifications are available, but copies must be obtained from the supplier. Buyers are encouraged to ask for a recent lab analysis of sugar and moisture levels to confirm the fruit meets their quality expectations.