Import Fresh Fruits — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in Kenya

Raykay Company Limited exports a selection of fresh fruits cultivated in Kenya and supplied from its base in Kisumu. The product range includes Hass, Jumbo and Fuerte avocados, passion fruit, pineapple, apple and mango, as listed in the company profile. Each fruit is harvested at commercial ripeness to retain its natural flavour and nutritional value. No processing beyond washing and sorting is performed before export.

In the global fruit market, avocados typically weigh 150‑300 g for Hass and up to 500 g for Jumbo varieties, with a flesh firmness measured by a standard penetrometer reading of 5‑7 kg cm⁻². Pineapples generally range 1.5‑2 kg in weight and have a Brix value of 12‑14 % for optimal sweetness. Apples and mangoes are commonly stored at 4‑8 °C and 10‑13 °C respectively to prolong shelf life, which aligns with standard cold‑chain practices.

These fruits are destined for supermarkets, food‑service distributors and processing plants that require consistent quality and traceability. The supplier’s profile does not disclose specific minimum order quantities or shipping terms, so buyers should confirm the preferred Incoterms, packaging size and payment schedule directly. Verification of phytosanitary certificates and any organic or GlobalGAP accreditation must be requested before loading. Lead times are dependent on harvest season and logistics arrangements and should be negotiated per order.

Raykay Company Limited is headquartered at 9775, Kisumu, 40100, Kenya. The company is listed under the harbour trust tier, indicating a verified supplier status, although its recorded response rate is currently 0 % with no average response time logged. Established in 2011, the firm specialises in the export of fresh fruits, vegetables and herbs, as outlined in its profile. The listing does not mention any specific certifications, production capacity or export volumes.

Potential buyers should be aware that the supplier’s communication metrics suggest they may not reply promptly to inquiries, so early contact and clear written requests are advisable. No explicit claims regarding organic, GlobalGAP or other quality standards are made, therefore any required compliance documentation must be obtained directly from the exporter. The Kisumu location provides convenient access to the Mombasa port for sea freight, which can streamline customs procedures for Kenyan produce.