Import Fresh Fruit — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Australia

Aussie Fruits supplies a mixed assortment of fresh fruit harvested in Australia, including pears, apples, plums, apricots and quinces. All fruit are sourced from growers that follow strict field management and post‑harvest handling protocols. The produce is packed promptly after picking to preserve nutrient content and flavour. Each batch is shipped in temperature‑controlled containers to maintain freshness.

Typical Brix levels for these varieties range from 12 % to 14 %, which aligns with industry standards for fresh market fruit. Most of the fruit are certified organic under ISO and USDA Organic schemes, providing assurance of pesticide‑free cultivation. Standard packaging consists of bulk cartons of 10 kg or 20 kg, with optional plastic trays for retail display. The usual refrigerated shelf life is 7 to 10 days when stored at 2‑4 °C.

Grocers, food processors and restaurant chains source this assortment for fresh produce sections and prepared‑food lines. Aussie Fruits offers flexible minimum order quantities and can quote FOB or CIF terms on request. Buyers should confirm exact MOQ, lead time and payment conditions directly with the supplier before placing an order.

Aussie Fruits is based at 106 Thompsons Lane, Kyabram, Victoria 3620, Australia. The company holds a harbour‑tier verification on the sourcing platform, indicating compliance with basic supplier checks. It works directly with a network of regional growers to assemble mixed fruit pallets for export. The supplier’s response rate is currently recorded as 0 %, and average response time is not available, so buyers should initiate contact well in advance.

Aussie Fruits focuses on supplying fresh fruit to international wholesale channels, handling order consolidation, cold‑chain logistics and export documentation. The firm does not list specific MOQ, lead times or pricing, and those details must be negotiated per shipment. It does not claim any additional certifications beyond those mentioned in the product description. Buyers can request phytosanitary certificates as required.