Import Fresh Mango — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

Kim Minh Exim Co., Ltd. exports fresh mangoes grown in the southern provinces of Vietnam, offering the Cat Chu and Cat Hoa Loc cultivars. Each fruit typically weighs 200 g, 250 g or 300 g and is harvested at a green stage, turning bright yellow when fully ripe. The mangoes are packed in 8 kg cartons, though the exporter can accommodate custom pack sizes on request. The company states that the mangoes are sweet, natural in flavour and meet the brand label KME.

Vietnamese mangoes of these cultivars usually contain 85‑87 % moisture and are harvested with a flesh‑to‑skin ratio of about 60 %. Standard cold‑chain transport keeps the fruit at 4‑6 °C, preserving quality for up to six days after harvest. The industry commonly applies HACCP and GAP guidelines to ensure food safety, and the use of 8 kg cartons aligns with bulk fresh‑fruit logistics. Typical fruit length ranges from 8 to 10 cm, and the skin colour progresses from green to golden yellow as ripeness advances.

These mangoes are suitable for fresh‑fruit retail, hotel buffets, and juice or puree production. The supplier can ship full containers or smaller break‑bulk loads, depending on the buyer’s needs. While the listing does not specify a minimum order, interested parties should confirm container size, lead‑time and any required certifications directly with the exporter. Payment terms are not detailed in the public data and should be negotiated with the company.

Kim Minh Exim Co., Ltd. is located at 11C Nguyen Huu Canh Street, Ward 19, Binh Thanh District, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. The firm holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, although its response rate is currently recorded as 0 %.

Since 2009 the company has positioned itself as an exporter of agricultural commodities, supplying fresh and frozen mangoes among other fruits. It offers flexible packaging options, including standard 8 kg cartons and custom configurations, and can arrange shipment from Vietnamese ports under various Incoterms. Payment can be made by standard commercial methods, but exact terms should be agreed with the buyer.