Fruit saplings

The offering consists of fruit saplings cultivated by Dkl Fidan A.S. in Turkey. Each sapling is derived from premium genetic stock that the supplier states provides disease resistance and adaptability to a range of climates. The saplings are grown in eco‑friendly nurseries and are supplied together with a detailed care guide prepared by the nursery. The listing notes that the supplier holds ISO and FSSAI certifications, although the specific scope of those certificates is not detailed.

In the horticultural trade, nursery stock is typically presented in 5‑10 cm diameter pots and is 6‑12 months old when sold, which matches the usual industry practice for fruit tree seedlings. Root development of 10‑15 cm is considered adequate for successful transplanting, and spacing of 3‑5 m between trees is standard for most temperate fruit varieties. The saplings can belong to a range of fruit species such as apple, peach or plum, a typical variety mix offered by Turkish nurseries. These typical parameters are not listed by the supplier but are common in the sector.

Buyers include commercial orchard developers, agro‑forestry projects and private gardeners seeking sustainable production. The supplier mentions flexible trade benefits, low minimum order quantities for bulk supply and several packaging options suitable for container loading. Importers should confirm the exact MOQ, lead time and incoterms directly with Dkl Fidan A.S. before placing an order. The provided certifications and care documentation add confidence for buyers focused on organic or eco‑friendly supply chains.

Dkl Fidan A.S. is based at Mudanya Mursel Koy, Bursa 16000, Turkey. The company is listed as an imported supplier and carries a harbour trust tier on the platform. Its profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded response time, indicating that recent communication activity is not reflected in the data.

The supplier’s catalogue lists fruit saplings as its primary product, with claims of eco‑friendly nursery practices and ISO/FSSAI certification. No information is provided about production capacity, exact minimum order quantities, lead times or payment terms, so prospective buyers should request those details directly from the company.