Import Fresh Apple — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Poland

Multi Brand Distribution supplies fresh apples grown in Poland for export to Europe, the Maghreb and other regions. The catalogue includes Golden Delicious, Gala Must, Royal Gala, Red Jonaprince, Gloster, Jonagored, Idared, Szampion (Champion), Elisa, Ligol and Cortland varieties. Orders start from a full truckload of 20 tons or a 40‑foot container, which reflects the supplier’s minimum shipment policy. Apples are harvested in the Polish growing season and are prepared for shipment according to standard export practices.

The supplier works with dozens of Polish orchards, enabling selection of fruit that meets typical European quality expectations for colour, firmness and sugar content. While the listing does not attach specific certificates, the company states that it can provide phytosanitary, quality and Euro 1 customs certificates when required. Typical moisture content for these varieties is 84‑86 % and recommended storage temperature is 0‑4 °C. Such parameters align with common industry standards for fresh fruit export.

Retail chains, food‑service providers and processors use these apples for fresh consumption, bakery fillings and juice production. The supplier mentions flexible handling of export formalities but does not disclose exact payment terms or lead times, so buyers should confirm these details directly. Negotiable trade terms may include FOB Gdansk or CIF destination, depending on the buyer’s preference. Ensure that packaging specifications such as carton size and ventilation meet the requirements of the target market.

Multi Brand Distribution is headquartered in Warsaw, Poland, with a listed address in Jozefow, 05420. The platform assigns the company a harbor trust tier, but the response rate is shown as 0.00, indicating no replies to inquiries so far. The profile highlights collaboration with dozens of apple producers across Poland, allowing the firm to source a broad range of varieties. No specific production capacity, certifications or export history are detailed in the public data.

The business focuses on handling export documentation such as phytosanitary certificates, quality certificates and, where required, Euro 1 customs certificates. It offers to manage the full export process for shipments of at least 20 tons, but does not disclose the exact logistics partners or freight forwarders used. Prospective buyers should request confirmation of the supplier’s cold‑chain capabilities and any third‑party audit reports.