Variety: Indian Origin Teja Stemless / S-17 CROP YEAR 2017 MOSITURE: < 12% BROKEN CHILLIS, LOOSE SEEDS FOREIGN MATTER: < 4% Aflatoxin: B1+B2+G1+G2 < 15PPB NET 25 KGS NEW PP BAGS 14MTS PER 40â??HC
Variety: Indian Origin Teja with Stem / S-17 CROP YEAR 2017 MOSITURE: < 12% BROKEN CHILLIS, LOOSE SEEDS FOREIGN MATTER: < 4% Aflatoxin: B1+B2+G1+G2 < 15PPB NET 25 KGS NEW PP BAGS 14MTS PER 40â??HC
Variety: Indian Origin Teja Stem Cut / S-17 CROP YEAR 2017 MOSITURE: < 12% BROKEN CHILLIS, LOOSE SEEDS FOREIGN MATTER: < 4% Aflatoxin: B1+B2+G1+G2 < 15PPB NET 25 KGS NEW PP BAGS 14MTS PER 40 Feet HC
Frozen Rambutan Whole Size: 28-35 pcs/kg Packing: Vacuumed 1kg/bag, 10kg/ctn
Green cavendish banana Origin: Vietnam
Origin: Vietnam
Dried dragon fruit is made from 100% fresh dragon fruit, no additives, no preservatives and very good for health. The product is made from fresh source of Binh Thuan dragon fruit, juicy, rich, naturally sweet and sour taste, rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals.
We suppy high quality the dried dragon fruit- This is a beautiful and exotic superfood. These organic dried dragon fruit slices are rich in nutrients and low in calories. They have a mild sweet taste with no sugar added. Snack on this unique organic treat for a good source of antioxidants, fiber, omega-3s and minerals. ***Here are 7 health benefits of dragon fruit, all based on evidence. - High in Nutrients. Share on Pinterest. ... - May Help Fight Chronic Disease. ... - Loaded With Fiber. ... - Promotes a Healthy Gut. ... - Strengthens Your Immune System. ... - May Boost Low Iron Levels. ... - Good Source of Magnesium.
Origin: Binh Thuan province, Vietnam Preservation process: Freeze Dried. Type: Red and White flesh. Taste: Crispy, sweet. Shelf life: 12 months. Min order: 1,000 kg. Quantity capacity: 30 tons/month. Packaging: Aluminum bag of 50 g NW then in 10 kg carton. 1x20'fcl = 3-4 mt, label as buyerâ??s requirement. Price: please contact for updated price. Payment & delivery: L/C at sight or T/T 30% in advance. Lead time: 3 weeks/ 1*20'FCL.
