Fresh grapes

Grapes Exporters Association Of India supplies fresh grapes grown in the diverse climates of India. Their catalogue features Thompson Seedless and Red Globe cultivars that fulfil export-quality requirements. Each bunch is placed in protective cartons that help retain moisture during shipment. The association highlights a reliable shelf life that supports regional distribution.

Typical Brix for these Indian table grapes is between 16 % and 18 % reflecting natural sweetness. Moisture content generally falls in the 81‑84 % range and berry diameter is around 15‑20 mm. Standard cold-chain storage at 0‑2 °C extends freshness for several weeks. Exporters commonly use 5 kg cartons and adhere to ISO and FSSAI standards as typical practice.

Buyers such as retail chains, food-service distributors and wine producers find these grapes suitable for fresh consumption and processing. Trade conditions include FOB or CIF options, with payment via L/C or T/T as negotiated with the association. Prospective importers should verify exact MOQ, lead time and required phytosanitary certificates with Grapes Exporters Association Of India.

Grapes Exporters Association Of India is recorded with a harbor trust tier and is located at At/po-Draksha Bhavan, Ozar Mig Tal- Niphad Nashik 422206 Maharashtra India. The supplier’s response data shows a 0.00 % response rate and no average response time, suggesting that inquiries may need follow‑up. Their profile emphasises the export of fresh grapes to global buyers, without stating specific production volumes or certifications beyond those noted in the product description.

The association’s primary business is the bulk export of fresh grapes, offering both Thompson Seedless and Red Globe cultivars. No explicit minimum order quantities, pricing details or lead‑time figures are disclosed, so importers should request a formal quotation and confirm any logistical or regulatory requirements directly with the association.