Import Fresh Carrots — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in South Africa

The offering consists of fresh carrots sourced from farms in South Africa and supplied by Foshan Mafrika Stock And Supplies. Each carrot meets a minimum length of 5 inches (12.7 cm) and retains a shelf life of up to two weeks when stored correctly. The product carries ISO and FSSAI certifications that confirm compliance with international food safety standards. Packaging is provided in bulk formats suitable for large‑scale food processing.

South African carrots are known for their crisp texture and sweet flavour, attributes that align with typical export quality. Typical moisture content for these carrots is 7‑8 % by weight, and they are usually presented in a bright orange colour that meets standard visual grade criteria. Standard refrigerated storage at 0‑4 °C helps preserve texture and nutritional value. Export‑grade carrots generally fall under grade A for fresh produce, a classification recognised by major importing markets.

These carrots are used in salads, soups, stews, juice blends and ready‑to‑eat snack products, making them attractive to restaurants, catering companies and large food manufacturers. Foshan Mafrika Stock And Supplies offers flexible ordering options, with FOB and CIF shipping available from South African ports. While the listing mentions flexible minimum order quantities, the exact figure should be confirmed with the supplier. Payment terms are typically negotiated on a case‑by‑case basis and may include T/T or L/C after order confirmation.

Foshan Mafrika Stock And Supplies is listed as an imported vegetable supplier operating from South Africa. The platform assigns the supplier a harbour trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification, and the response rate is currently shown as 0 % with no average response time recorded.

The supplier’s product page states that the carrots meet ISO and FSSAI food safety standards and that flexible order quantities can be arranged. No further information on production capacity, farm locations or specific quality management systems is provided, so buyers should request those details directly to assess suitability for their supply chain.