Import Cucumber — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Ravi Trader offers fresh cucumber sourced from Gujarat, India, listed under HS Code 7101 for vegetable products. The supplier notes that minimum order size is determined by the customer's requirements and that packaging will be arranged according to the product specifications. While the exact packing weight is not stated, the supplier indicates flexibility to meet buyer‑specific needs, and the product is shipped by sea from Indian ports.

Cucumbers of this class generally have a length of fifteen to twenty centimetres and a diameter of three to five centimetres, with a typical moisture content of ninety‑five percent. Standard industry practice calls for rapid cooling to near zero degrees Celsius after harvest to extend shelf life, and many exporters comply with ISO 22000 or HACCP food‑safety programmes. In the Indian market, cucumbers are often graded by visual appearance and firmness, with typical post‑harvest handling designed to preserve crispness for fresh‑market distribution.

The product is suitable for fresh‑cut salads, refrigerated snack packs, beverage blends and extraction for cosmetic applications, attracting buyers such as food processors, hotel chains and personal‑care manufacturers. Because packaging is customised per order, buyers can specify bag sizes, pallet dimensions and labelling requirements. Importers should confirm the exact incoterm, any required phytosanitary documentation and the supplier’s preferred payment schedule before finalising the purchase.

Ravi Trader is based in Bhavnagar, Gujarat, India, with its address listed as Amipara, Revdibazar, near Sangedia Bazar. The company is classified under the harbour trust tier and currently records a zero‑percent response rate, meaning that communication may need to be initiated through formal trade channels.

The supplier focuses on fresh vegetable exports and highlights the ability to adapt packaging to the buyer’s specifications. While the listing does not disclose specific certifications, it points to standard vegetable handling practices and offers flexibility in order size, which can be advantageous for buyers with variable demand.