Import Golden Apple — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Uzbekistan

The Golden Apple offered by Next Green Step, LLC originates from farms in Uzbekistan and is harvested at peak ripeness for maximum flavour. It is noted for a crisp texture and a sweet, aromatic taste that appeals to health‑focused consumers. The supplier highlights a high vitamin C content together with dietary fibre and antioxidant levels that support wellness. Each batch is packed shortly after harvest to preserve freshness and nutritional quality.

In the fresh‑fruit market, apples of this calibre typically weigh around 180 g and measure about 7.5 cm in diameter. Standard Brix values for sweet apple varieties range from 12 % to 14 % with acidity (TA) between 0.3 % and 0.5 %. Moisture content normally falls between 84 % and 86 % and the fruit is best stored at 0 °C to 4 °C to extend shelf life up to 30 days. Common packaging formats include 5 kg cardboard boxes placed in 20 kg wooden crates, which suit bulk shipments.

The fruit is suitable for inclusion in fruit salads, smoothies, desserts and as a ready‑to‑eat snack. Primary buyers are food‑service operators, retail grocery chains and health‑food retailers seeking premium produce. Next Green Step, LLC mentions flexible minimum order quantities and offers CIF or FOB shipping terms, though exact conditions should be confirmed with the supplier. Prospective importers are advised to request the latest phytosanitary certificate and any available quality test reports before finalising the order.

Next Green Step, LLC is a registered supplier based in Uzbekistan and appears on the platform as an imported tier with a harbour trust tier. The profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that communication may be limited. The company markets Golden Apple harvested from local farms and states that shipments meet ISO and FSSAI quality standards. No further details on production capacity or export experience are provided.

Buyers should request additional documentation such as the latest phytosanitary certificate, batch test results and proof of the claimed certifications before placing an order. The supplier does not publish specific minimum order quantities, lead‑time estimates or payment terms, so these must be negotiated directly. As the listing does not disclose any third‑party audits, importers may consider arranging an on‑site inspection or employing a third‑party verification service.