Import Dragon Fruit — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Dragon fruit, also called pitaya, is a tropical fruit cultivated in Sri Lanka and offered by Lankasoft. The fruit displays a vibrant pink skin covered with green scales, a characteristic highlighted in the supplier’s listing. It provides low‑calorie content and high dietary fibre, making it attractive for health‑focused markets.

Typical dragon fruit harvested in Sri Lanka measures 12‑15 cm in length and weighs between 300 and 500 g, with flesh that may be white or deep red. The average moisture content lies around 80‑85 percent and the fruit retains freshness for 7‑10 days when stored at 0‑4 °C. International food safety standards are applied to the harvest and packing processes, and the product is usually packed in 20 kg cardboard cartons for bulk shipment.

Buyers such as health‑food retailers, restaurant chains and juice‑bar operators use the fruit in smoothies, salads, desserts and garnish. Lankasoft states that trade can be arranged on FOB or CIF terms, with minimum order quantities defined per negotiation. Prospective importers should confirm exact MOQ, packaging details and payment conditions directly with the supplier before finalising the contract. The high vitamin C and antioxidant profile supports marketing claims of immune support and digestive health.

Lankasoft is based in Matara district, Mirissa, Sri Lanka, as indicated by its registered address. The supplier is listed with a harbour verification tier, signalling compliance with basic platform checks. No response data is recorded, so buyers should anticipate the need for proactive communication.

The company’s current listing focuses on dragon fruit and notes adherence to international food safety standards, though no specific certifications are cited. Bulk shipments are prepared for export, with packaging suited to preserve freshness during transit. Prospective partners can contact the supplier through the platform’s messaging system to request samples or further product details.