Import Carrot — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Ava International supplies fresh carrots harvested from Indian farms. The roots display a bright orange colour and a sweet, crunchy texture that is prized in many cuisines. Carrots are a natural source of beta‑carotene, which the body converts to vitamin A for vision and skin health. The company harvests the vegetables at full maturity to preserve colour, flavour and nutrient content.

The product is delivered as whole roots that have been washed, sorted and packed according to standard food‑grade criteria. In the global vegetable trade, carrots are commonly packed in 10 kg polypropylene bags or bulk containers for bulk buyers. Buyers may request documentation that the shipment complies with the relevant food‑safety regulations of the destination market.

Typical applications include raw snacking, inclusion in soups, stews, juices and baked goods. Food manufacturers, catering firms and retail chains are the main purchasers of bulk carrots. Ava International ships from Indian export ports; prospective buyers should confirm incoterms, payment terms and any phytosanitary certificates required. Interested importers can contact the supplier directly to discuss MOQ, lead time and packaging options.

Ava International is registered in India, with its business address listed as within the country. The platform assigns a harbour trust tier to the company, indicating that basic registration details have been verified. Response metrics show a 0 % response rate and no recorded average response time, suggesting that communication history is not yet established. The supplier’s profile does not disclose additional corporate information such as year of establishment or employee count.

The listing focuses on the supply of fresh carrots and does not specify minimum order quantities, pricing tiers or lead‑time estimates. Prospective buyers should therefore request a formal quotation that includes MOQ, shipping schedule and any required certifications. Ava International states that the carrots are cleaned and sorted, but does not detail the grading system used. Confirmation of compliance with destination‑country food safety standards remains the buyer’s responsibility.