Asian Avocado Suppliers and Manufacturers

All our Avocados are grown at 1,000-3,000m above sea level with maximum day temperatures of 28C & night temperatures of 12-15C. This is very different to product grown in Spain, Mexico, South America, New Zealand & Australia which grow mainly at Sea Level, and in very dry areas with a lot of heat. Our Avocados do not get stressed as they grow at high altitude. During the day the trees and the fruit grow, and at night they rest. As a result of this the fruit takes an extra one -two months to mature. This results in a superb Avocado with a strong colour, rich flavourand nice texture. Due to the rains we get twice a year around the Equator the trees grow naturally. There is need for additional irrigation during the dry season but not much water is used. This means our water footprint is also very low. At high altitude there are very few pests and diseases & the trees continue to grow and with minimal pest pressure so there is little to no chemicals sprayed. Our Frozen Avocados are harvested at optimal maturity, and then natural ripened. After this each avocado is handled, one by one, by our team of ladies who are skilled food handlers & have been trained on post-harvest Avocado processing, to prepare the halves, chunks and slices. Each piece of the Avocado is handled with a lot of care, and individually frozen at -35C to capture the essence of the fruit and not allow any damage.We can pack for consumers in 300gms / 500gms 1kg, 2kg or 5kg ziplockbags.

Jumbo is a local avocado variety native to East Africa. This naturally occurring variety is heavier than Hass and Fuerte's counterparts. Although it is usual to experience less taste when it comes to larger fruits, the jumbo avocado seems to have a different logic altogether. They are very fleshy, creamy, and tasty with high-fat content. A definite complete meal. MOQ: 5 MT Supplied from Kenya, Uganda, and South Africa.

Pinkerton avocados have an elongated pear shape with green, slightly pebbled, medium-thick, and easy-to-peel skin. The large fruits vary greatly in size, ranging from 8 to 18 ounces. Their flesh is smooth and creamy, high in oil content, and houses a very small seed, and their flavor is nutty and rich. The medium-sized spreading Pinkerton avocado tree is known to be a heavy and early producer, and unlike most fruits, the avocado does not ripen on the tree and can actually be stored on the tree for several months before harvesting. Like all avocados, Pinkerton avocados are botanically classified as berry. They are scientifically named Persea Americana, and they belong to the Lauraceae, commonly known as the laurel, family, which also includes camphor, cinnamon, sassafras, and the California laurel. MOQ: 5 MT Supplied from Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Kenya and Uganda.

Fuerte Avocado The Fuerte avocado is often recognized as the archetypal avocado, green in color, pear-like in shape, and ranging from six to twelve ounces in size. It has smooth, medium-thin skin that peels easily, with dense, pale green flesh. It is marginally oily with a rich, creamy flavor and notes of hazelnut, and it is still considered by many to be the best-tasting avocado. The Fuerte avocado tree is large and spreading, one of the more cold-hardy varieties and the leaves have a strong anise smell when crushed. The fruit set of the tree is irregular, as some trees never seem to have much fruit while others are productive, and it has a tendency to alternate in bearing, producing an adequate crop every other year, depending on the weather at setting time, along with other factors. The name Fuerte, meaning strong or hardy in Spanish, was given to this variety because it survived the great freeze of 1913 in Los Angeles, California. Fuerte Avocados are medium in size, long-shaped fruit with green, leathery, easy-to-peel skin. Eat fresh or make guacamole, as Fuerte have a nice creamy and delicious flavor. Avocado trees are subtropical plants and have large leaves. MOQ: 10 MT Supplied from Colombia, Ecuador, Kenya, Uganda, Vietnam, and Indonesia.

Hass Avocado Over the years, the avocado has been called an alligator pear, custard apple, butter pear and vegetable pear. The name alligator pear originated from a the specimen that has a rough skin similar to the hide of our Everglades beast of the swamps. The Hass avocado is a variety of avocados with dark green, bumpy skin. It was first grown and sold by Southern California mail carrier and amateur horticulturist Rudolph Hass, who also gave it his name. Owing to its taste, size, shelf-life, high growing yield, and in some areas, year-round harvesting, the Hass cultivar is the most commercially popular avocado worldwide. MOQ: 10 MT Supplied from Colombia, Ecuador, Kenya, Uganda, Vietnam and Indonesia.