Import Carrot — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

Carrots from International Department Of Weifang Zhongzan are supplied in five size grades: S (80g - 150g), M (150g - 200g), L (200g - 250g), 2L (250g - 300g) and 3L (300g - 350g). Each grade is packed in sturdy paper boxes to preserve freshness during transport. The produce is harvested and boxed rapidly to minimise time from field to buyer. Typical moisture content for fresh carrots is 86 - 88 %, and standard Brix values range from 8 to 12, giving the natural sweetness noted in the source description.

The carrots are grown for culinary versatility, with a crisp texture suited to raw or cooked use. Standard industry colour for fresh carrots is bright orange, indicating high carotenoid levels. Typical total carbohydrate content is 9 - 10 %, of which 4.5 - 5 % is soluble sugars. Broken or split roots are normally limited to 3 % by weight in wholesale lots, and foreign matter is held below 0.5 % under good agricultural practice.

Buyers include food manufacturers, restaurants and retailers who need consistent supply for soups, sauces, salads and ready-to-eat snacks. The supplier offers flexible bulk options with FOB or CIF shipping terms. Confirm MOQ, lead time and port of loading directly with International Department Of Weifang Zhongzan before contracting.

International Department Of Weifang Zhongzan is based at No.138 Shengli West Street, Weifang 261021, Shandong, China. The company operates as an import-tier supplier with a harbor trust level, indicating basic verification of its export capability. Its listed response rate is currently 0.00 %, and the average response hours are not yet recorded, so buyers should expect to allow additional time for initial contact and follow-up.

The supplier’s profile explicitly describes its carrots as fresh produce packed for wholesale distribution. It does not state any certifications, factory size, employee count, or client list, so these details remain unconfirmed. Buyers should treat the company as a trading department rather than a grower and verify farm sources, post-harvest handling and cold-chain arrangements before placing orders.