Foxnut

Foxnut, also known as makhana or gorgon nut, is offered by Bright Trading Co. sourced from India. The supplier states that the kernels are harvested from farms in regions with favourable climate and soil. After harvest the nuts are cleaned, sun-dried and lightly roasted to achieve a crisp texture. Bright Trading Co. emphasizes that each batch is inspected for size, texture and freshness before packaging.

In the Indian market foxnut kernels typically measure 8 to 12 mm in diameter and contain less than 12 % moisture. Industry standards expect a whole-kernel purity above 95 % with minimal broken pieces. The nuts are naturally gluten-free, low in fat and provide roughly 350 kcal per 100 g, making them a popular snack for health-conscious consumers. Bright Trading Co. follows these typical parameters, aligning its product with common quality expectations for makhana.

Buyers such as snack manufacturers, health-food distributors and bulk retailers commonly source this product for roasting, seasoning or inclusion in trail mixes. The supplier does not publish a minimum order quantity, price or lead time, so interested importers should request those details directly. Trade terms, packaging options and incoterms can be negotiated with Bright Trading Co. after confirming the required specifications.

Bright Trading Co. is listed as an imported-tier supplier with a harbor trust tier on the platform. The company operates out of India and currently shows a response rate of 0 % with an average response time of zero hours, indicating that inquiries may require follow‑up.

According to the supplier’s description, Bright Trading Co. focuses on delivering foxnut that meets high standards of freshness and consistency. They source the nuts from reputable farmers who practice sustainable cultivation, including water‑conservation measures and limited use of harmful chemicals. Quality control includes visual checks of size, texture and freshness before the product is packed.