Import Buffalo Frozen Shinshank Meat — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The offering is frozen buffalo shinshank meat, cut from the hind leg of healthy buffalo raised in India. It is supplied by AKR Traders and arrives in 20 kg white plain cartons designed to preserve hygiene during transport. The meat is classified as grade 98 VL, a premium classification used in the Indian meat market. Each carton is sealed to prevent contamination and to maintain the cold chain.

In the frozen meat sector, buffalo shinshank typically contains 70 % moisture and 20 % protein, providing a dense nutritional profile. The cut is valued for its rich flavour and tenderness, making it suitable for slow‑cooking methods such as stews and braises. Standard industry practice recommends storage at −18 °C or lower to retain quality over a twelve‑month period. Typical fat content ranges from 3 % to 5 % depending on the animal’s diet.

The product is aimed at restaurants, catering firms and food processors that require consistent, bulk supplies of meat for large‑scale preparation. AKR Traders states that shipment can be arranged on FOB or CIF terms, with payment accepted via L/C or T/T. While the listing mentions flexible minimum order quantities, buyers should confirm the exact MOQ and lead time directly with the supplier.

AKR Traders is located at 503, 5th Floor, Anna Nagar CHS Dharavi Cross Road, Mumbai 400095, Maharashtra, India. The company operates as an imported‑tier supplier and holds a harbor trust tier within the platform’s verification system. Current response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that enquiries may require follow‑up. AKR Traders lists buffalo meat among its product catalogue and focuses on bulk food‑service customers.

The supplier does not disclose additional corporate history, employee numbers or revenue figures, and no specific certification bodies are named. Potential buyers should therefore request copies of any relevant food safety certificates and verify the supplier’s production capabilities before placing orders. Communication channels include standard trade messaging and the option to arrange payment via letters of credit or telegraphic transfer.