Import Flynn Radish (Hybrid) Seeds — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Singapore

Sunprime International Pte. Ltd. offers the Flynn F1 Mino Hybrid Radish WR125, a commercially developed hybrid seed marketed for fresh‑bunching and processing uses. The seeds are described as having a tapered shape, good orange colour and dimensions of 16‑18 cm in length by 4.0 cm in diameter. The supplier’s profile lists a summer maturity of 110‑120 days, a winter maturity of 90‑100 days and a winter‑summer overlap of 120‑130 days, indicating flexibility across planting seasons.

Agronomic data shows a recommended plant population of 1.0‑1.1 million seeds per hectare, which translates to roughly 15 cm spacing between plants. The hybrid displays average storability and no specific disease resistance, meaning growers should plan for standard pest management. Typical industry benchmarks for radish seed include a germination rate above 85 % and seed purity exceeding 95 %, values that buyers may wish to confirm for this lot.

Potential buyers include fresh‑produce distributors, processing plants and seed‑multiplication services that require uniform, orange‑coloured radish roots. Sunprime International notes that the seed is sensitive to sowing season, with bolting occurring if planting is mistimed, so careful scheduling is essential. The supplier can arrange bulk shipments from Singapore, but exact incoterms, pricing and lead‑time details must be discussed directly with the company.

Sunprime International Pte. Ltd. is headquartered at 111 North Bridge Road, Peninsula Plaza, Level 21, Singapore 179098. The supplier carries a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, though its response rate is recorded as 0 %, indicating that communication has not yet been logged through the system. The public profile provides only address information and does not list certifications, years in operation or client references.

The company’s listing focuses on the hybrid radish seed variety and highlights its agronomic parameters, but it does not disclose packaging specifications, shipment volumes or any quality‑assurance certificates. Prospective importers should therefore request detailed product data sheets, seed treatment recommendations and any available laboratory test results before committing to a purchase.