Grapes

Mayur Bhosale supplies fresh table grapes harvested in India. The listing defines three quality grades - Extra class, Class I and Class II - each with minimum bunch weights of 200 g (large berries) or 150 g (small berries) for Extra class, 150 g/100 g for Class I and 100 g/75 g for Class II. Bunches must exhibit firm berries, intact bloom and uniform colour, with up to 10 % of the weight allowed to fall into the next lower grade. Packing is specified as 5 kg per box, with 20 boxes placed on a standard pallet.

Typical Indian table grapes are seedless varieties such as Thompson or Sonaka, containing 85‑90 % moisture and a soluble solids content of 18‑22 °Brix. Standard industry practice calls for a refrigerated shelf life of 7‑10 days at 0‑2 °C, and transport in ventilated cardboard boxes or mesh bags to preserve firmness. While the supplier’s description does not list a specific variety, the grade criteria align with common export standards for fresh grapes.

The product is suited for fresh consumption, fruit salads and processing into juice or raisins. Importers should verify the grade composition, packaging integrity and any phytosanitary certificates before placing an order. Because the listing does not disclose minimum order quantity, lead time or payment terms, those details need confirmation directly with Mayur Bhosale.

Mayur Bhosale is listed as an imported‑tier supplier located in Chinchwad, Pune, Maharashtra (PIN 411033). The supplier holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, although the recorded response rate is currently 0 % with no average response time.

The company’s profile indicates it focuses on supplying fresh fruit, specifically table grapes, to overseas buyers. No additional certifications, production capacity or client references are disclosed in the listing.