Import Fresh Fruits Pink Guava — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Indonesia

CV. Petro Jaya supplies Fresh fruits pink guava grown in Central Java, Indonesia. The guava is classified as RED guava and carries a Grade A designation. Each box contains 54 kg of net fruit weight, packed in a wooden box with a gross weight of 60 kg. The product is accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate and is described as pink‑coloured with a sweet taste.

In the tropical fruit market, pink guava of this grade typically exhibits a Brix range of 10 %  -  13 % and a moisture content of 85 %  -  88 %. Standard industry practice requires the fruit to be harvested at full maturity to achieve the indicated sweetness and colour. The wooden box packaging complies with common export standards for soft‑fleshed fruits, providing protection while allowing adequate ventilation. CV. Petro Jaya’s delivery schedule of two weeks after order confirmation aligns with typical post‑harvest handling times for guava.

Buyers such as supermarket chains, juice manufacturers and food‑service distributors value the consistent grade and the documented phytosanitary clearance. The listing does not state a minimum order quantity, so interested importers should request the required volume directly from the supplier. Shipping terms, Incoterms and payment conditions are not disclosed and must be negotiated with CV. Petro Jaya. Prospective customers are encouraged to request a recent lab report confirming Brix and moisture levels before finalising the purchase.

CV. Petro Jaya is located on Bangak - Simo Rd, Km 07, Boyolali, Central Java, Indonesia. The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating verified registration, but its response rate is recorded as zero percent at the time of data capture.

The supplier’s profile states that it specialises in fresh guava and sources the fruit directly from its own farms. No further information about production capacity, years in business or export experience is provided, so buyers should ask for these details when opening negotiations.