Import Gourd — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The product offered is the bottle gourd, commonly called lauki or kaddu, cultivated in India and supplied by Farming Hut Exim Private Limited. The supplier describes the vegetable as a green, cooling fruit that contains iron, vitamins and potassium, and notes its traditional benefits for heart health, stress reduction and sleep improvement. The listing does not give exact dimensions, weight or packaging details, so buyers should request those measurements before placing an order. The fruit is harvested in West Bengal and packed for export from Kolkata.

In the broader market, bottle gourds are typically 20 to 30 centimetres long, weigh between 0.5 and 1 kilogram, and have a moisture content of about 90 percent. Commercial grade gourds are usually sorted for uniform size and colour, with a standard shelf life of seven to ten days when kept refrigerated. These typical parameters help processors assess suitability for fresh consumption, juicing or pickling. Buyers should verify that the supplied fruit meets these industry norms for their intended use.

Bottle gourd is used in soups, stews, curries, sweet dishes and as a fried snack, making it popular with food manufacturers, wholesalers and large‑scale catering services. Importers typically require bulk cartons, often 5 kg per box, and will negotiate Incoterms such as FOB or CIF based on destination port. Because the listing does not disclose minimum order quantities, packaging options beyond the standard carton, or lead‑time estimates, interested parties should contact Farming Hut Exim Private Limited directly to confirm these trade details.

Farming Hut Exim Private Limited is based in West Bengal, India, with its registered address in the village of Puratan Bongaon, North 24 Parganas, Kolkata 743235. The company is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating that basic verification has been completed, although its response rate is currently recorded as zero and average response time is not available. The profile does not mention any specific certifications, production capacity or export experience beyond the supply of green bottle gourd.

The supplier states that it sources the gourds from local farms and ships them either by sea or air, but no further logistical details are provided. Buyers should therefore request confirmation of the farm certification status, packaging options and any quality assurance procedures that the company follows before finalising a purchase.