Import Fresh Carrot — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Sis Organo Chemicals supplies fresh carrots harvested in the nutrient‑rich soils of West Bengal, India. The carrots are harvested at peak maturity and undergo only minimal processing to preserve natural flavour and nutrients. Each batch is offered in bulk quantities suitable for both small and large commercial orders. Quality control includes visual inspection and moisture testing to ensure consistency across the supply. Packaging options range from sealed polypropylene bags to corrugated cardboard boxes designed to retain freshness during transit.

Typical Indian carrots measure 150‑200 mm in length and 15‑20 mm in diameter, with a moisture content of 88‑92 %. Brix values usually fall between 6 % and 7 %, indicating the expected sweetness level for fresh market use. Vitamin A content is approximately 835 µg per 100 g, a value common among premium carrot varieties. The product complies with FSSAI food safety standards and aligns with ISO 22000 hygiene guidelines, which are standard for fresh produce exports.

Restaurants, catering firms and grocery retailers commonly source these carrots for salads, soups, stir‑fries and snack preparations. Trade terms such as FOB or CIF can be arranged, and the supplier advises buyers to confirm the exact incoterm, payment schedule and any required phytosanitary certificates before confirming the order.

Sis Organo Chemicals is based in Calcutta, West Bengal, India, with its premises located at House No. Gc/27, Narayantala West, Baguiati, behind Uma Shankar College, postal code 700059. The company operates from this facility to source and export fresh agricultural produce, primarily carrots grown in the surrounding region. Its listing indicates a trust tier classified as ‘harbor’, which reflects the verification level applied by the marketplace. Currently the response rate recorded is 0 %, with no average response time logged, indicating that the supplier has not yet responded to enquiries through the platform.

Despite the lack of response data, the supplier states that its carrots meet Indian FSSAI regulations and are subject to internal quality checks before shipment. The company does not disclose additional corporate history, employee numbers or revenue figures, and therefore buyers should request further company information directly if required. All communications and trade negotiations should be conducted with the supplier to verify capacity, packaging preferences and any certifications beyond those mentioned.