Import Diced Dried Papaya — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in South Africa

Amaggi supplies diced dried papaya that is pre‑cut into uniform cubes and fully dehydrated for long‑term storage. Each carton contains 10 kg of product, with individual piece dimensions of either 8‑10 mm or 10‑12 mm as specified in the listing. The dried fruit is sealed in cartons suitable for bulk handling and carries a shelf life of 18 months when kept in a cool, dry environment. The product is offered under an OEM label or Amaggi’s own brand, depending on the buyer’s preference.

According to the supplier, the ingredient list comprises fresh papaya, added sugar, sodium pyrosulfite and citric acid, which together preserve colour, flavour and microbial stability. In the dried fruit market, moisture levels are typically kept between 12 % and 15 % to prevent spoilage while retaining chewiness. The use of sodium pyrosulfite at typical concentrations of 0.2‑0.5 % is common for antioxidant protection in tropical fruit products. Such formulation aligns with standard practices for confectionery‑grade dried papaya.

Diced dried papaya is widely used in bakery fillings, snack mixes, confectionery bars and catering presentations where a sweet, tropical note is desired. Importers often order in full‑container loads, with a 20 ft container holding approximately 10 tons and a 40 ft container about 24 tons as indicated by the listing. Buyers should request the exact minimum order quantity, preferred Incoterms and payment conditions directly from Amaggi. The product’s long shelf life and stable packaging make it suitable for distribution across temperate and tropical markets.

Amaggi is based at 27 Toyota Street, Aureus Randfontein, Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa. The supplier is classified in the harbour trust tier, indicating a verified business presence on the platform, though its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time logged. This profile suggests that inquiries may require follow‑up through alternative contact channels. The address places the operation within a major commercial hub of South Africa.

The company lists diced dried papaya as its primary export commodity, offering the product in bulk cartons suitable for container shipments. No specific minimum order quantity, price, or lead‑time is disclosed in the public data, so buyers should request these details directly from Amaggi. The supplier indicates the ability to provide the fruit under either an OEM label or its own branding, catering to private‑label manufacturers. Potential purchasers should verify the availability of any required food safety certifications before committing to a contract.