Import Figs — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Turkey

The listing offers purple‑black figs identified as the Bursa Black variety, harvested in Turkey. The supplier describes the fruit as having an exceptional taste, a soft flesh and a colour that remains vivid through handling. These characteristics give the figs a relatively long refrigerated shelf life compared with other Mediterranean varieties. Importers value the combination of colour, texture and flavour for fresh‑produce markets in Europe.

Typical industry data for fresh figs show an average fruit length of typical 45 mm and a typical weight of 55 g. Moisture content is typically 78 % and soluble solids measure typical 15 °Brix, giving a sweet profile. The pH generally falls around typical 3.8, which supports a mild acidity suitable for fresh consumption. Commercial shipments are usually packed in typical 10 kg cardboard cartons to protect the delicate fruit during transport.

European food processors and fresh‑produce distributors are the main buyers of this variety, using the figs in salads, cheese platters and premium confectionery. The supplier’s harbour‑tier verification indicates compliance with basic export standards, but the exact minimum order quantity, price and lead time are not disclosed in the listing. Prospective buyers should contact Compass Fruits And Vegetables directly to confirm trade terms and any required certifications.

Compass Fruits And Vegetables is based at 1409 Sokak, Tugal Apt. No:8/2, Yenisehir, 33110 Mersin, Turkey. The company is listed under the harbour verification tier, which confirms that basic export documentation has been reviewed by the platform’s trust system. The supplied address indicates a local operation that can handle small‑batch and larger volume shipments of fresh fruit.

The supplier’s response metrics show a current response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication may need to be initiated proactively by the buyer. No additional corporate history, employee count or revenue figures are provided in the source data, and the listing does not mention any third‑party certifications such as GlobalGAP or ISO standards. Importers should therefore verify the supplier’s capacity and quality systems before placing an order.