Import Eggs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Shree Hanuman Farms supplies fresh table eggs sourced from its farm in Karnataka, India. Each carton contains twelve eggs, with the carton dimensions measuring roughly 12 × 14 inches. The net weight of a full carton is about 0.5 kg, giving an average of approximately 41 g per egg. The eggs are harvested daily and packed immediately to preserve freshness.

In the Indian market, large table eggs typically weigh between 55 and 60 g and display a shell thickness of about 0.35 mm. Standard moisture content for fresh eggs is around 75 % which supports a refrigerated shelf life of up to 21 days. Industry grading classifies eggs as AA, A or B; the supplier references compliance with FSSAI and FDA standards, which generally align with AA grade quality. Cardboard trays with individual separators are the usual packaging method, providing protection against breakage during handling.

The product is suited for restaurants, catering firms and retail chains that require reliable bulk supplies for baking, cooking and meal preparation. Shree Hanuman Farms offers flexible minimum order quantities and accepts payment by L/C or T/T, though exact MOQ should be confirmed directly. Buyers are advised to discuss Incoterms such as FOB or CIF to ensure temperature‑controlled transport from the farm to the destination port.

Shree Hanuman Farms is located near Shirmanahalli Belavanura in Davangere district, Karnataka, India, as indicated by the supplied address. The supplier is listed under the imported tier with a trust tier classified as harbor, reflecting a moderate level of verification. The platform records a response rate of 0.00 % and an average response time of zero hours, indicating that the buyer should proactively confirm availability before placing an order. The farm focuses on egg production and supplies the product in standard twelve‑egg cartons.

According to the supplier’s description, the eggs are packaged to minimise breakage and are accompanied by food‑safety certifications such as FSSAI and FDA. While the exact scope of these certifications is not detailed, they suggest compliance with Indian and international food‑safety regulations. The supplier does not disclose additional operational details such as herd size or production capacity, so interested buyers should request that information during negotiations.