Fresh Garlic

Fresh Garlic supplied by Lucky Leather Stores originates from Sri Lanka and is harvested from Allium sativum plants grown in the island’s temperate zones. The supplier lists a minimum order of one 20ft container, reflecting typical bulk trade volumes for fresh produce. Garlic cloves contain allicin, which contributes to the characteristic aroma and flavour profile valued in culinary applications. The product is packed at the supplier’s facility in Colombo before export.

Typical Sri Lankan garlic bulbs measure between 20 mm and 50 mm in diameter and contain 10 to 20 individual cloves. Industry standards set moisture content at 12 % or lower and foreign matter at no more than 2 %. Standard packaging uses 5 kg polypropylene woven bags that protect the bulbs during transit. The bulbs are harvested at full maturity to ensure consistent size and clove development.

Buyers such as food processors, restaurant chains and export distributors use the garlic for seasoning, sauces and pickling. Trade terms generally involve FOB Colombo or CIF major ports, with payment by L/C or T/T upon shipment. The supplier does not publish exact lead‑time, so buyers should confirm shipping schedules directly. Bulk orders are typically loaded onto refrigerated containers to preserve freshness.

Lucky Leather Stores operates from Colombo, Sri Lanka, at Lls Building, Level 2, #64 Second Cross Street, Pettah, postal code 01100. The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating verified business registration, though its response rate is currently recorded as 0 % with no average response time logged.

The supplier lists fresh garlic as its primary export commodity and offers bulk shipments prepared for international markets. No additional certifications, production capacity or client references are disclosed in the listing, so buyers should request relevant documentation such as phytosanitary certificates before committing to purchase.