Fresh Bhagwa Pomegranates from Nashik, India
Maharashtra grows most of India’s pomegranates, and the Nashik belt is at the centre of it. We source Bhagwa fruit direct from orchards in the district — deep red skin, soft seeds, and the sweetness overseas buyers expect — then grade it by fruit weight and pack it for cold-chain shipping.
- Bhagwa variety, deep red arils
- Sourced direct from Nashik orchards
- Graded by fruit weight
- APEDA & FSSAI registered
- Available most of the year
- Full export documentation
Pomegranate
India is the world’s largest pomegranate producer, and Maharashtra accounts for most of that crop. The Nashik belt suits the fruit well — hot dry days, cool nights and low humidity through the ripening months, which is what builds colour in the skin and sugar in the arils.
We supply Bhagwa, the variety most international buyers ask for: glossy red skin, soft seeds, deep red arils and a sweetness that holds up after weeks in cold storage. Fruit is picked at the right maturity rather than early, washed, graded by weight, and packed the same way it will travel.
Because the crop runs in staggered cycles here, pomegranates are available for a good part of the year, with the heaviest volumes between September and February. Tell us the count size and carton format your market works with and we’ll come back with availability and a quote.
Common uses
Fresh consumption, supermarket and retail packs, hotels and catering, aril packing, and juice processing.
Product Details
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Fresh Pomegranate |
| Variety | Bhagwa (also known as Sindhuri); Ganesh and Arakta on request |
| Colour | Deep red skin, dark red arils |
| Taste | Sweet, mildly tart |
| Seed Type | Soft seed |
| Processing Type | Fresh, hand-harvested, washed, graded and pre-cooled |
| Origin | Nashik, Maharashtra, India |
| Fruit Weight | 250–500 g per fruit; graded to buyer’s count size |
| Sweetness | 15–17° Brix |
| Season | Available most of the year; peak volumes September to February |
| Packaging | 3 kg, 3.5 kg and 4 kg ventilated corrugated cartons; each fruit in foam net |
| Certifications | APEDA, FSSAI, IEC |
| Minimum Order Quantity | [CONFIRM] e.g. 1 x 40 ft reefer container |
| Supply Ability | [CONFIRM] e.g. __ metric tons per month |
| Port of Loading | Nhava Sheva (JNPT), Mumbai |
| Delivery Time | [CONFIRM] e.g. __ days after order confirmation |
| Payment Terms | [CONFIRM] e.g. L/C, T/T |
| Shelf Life | Up to 8–12 weeks under proper cold storage |
| Storage Conditions | 5 °C at 90–95% relative humidity |
| Usage | Fresh consumption, retail, hospitality, aril packing, juice processing |
| Health Benefits | Natural source of antioxidants, vitamin C and dietary fibre |
Packing And Delivery
Each fruit is wrapped in a foam net to prevent bruising, then packed into ventilated corrugated cartons and palletised. Cartons move in reefer containers held at around 5 °C, which is the temperature pomegranates hold best at without chilling damage. Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin and phytosanitary certificate go with every shipment.
Packing options
| Packing Type | Net Weight | Typically Used For |
|---|---|---|
| Ventilated corrugated carton | 3 kg | European and UK retail |
| Ventilated corrugated carton | 3.5 kg | Middle East retail |
| Ventilated corrugated carton | 4 kg | Wholesale markets |
| Telescopic carton, bulk pack | 8–10 kg | Wholesale and processing (on request) |
Shipping to your market
| Destination | Main Ports | Approx. Sea Transit |
|---|---|---|
| United Arab Emirates | Jebel Ali | 4–6 days |
| Saudi Arabia | Jeddah, Dammam | 7–12 days |
| Qatar | Hamad Port | 5–8 days |
| Southeast Asia | Port Klang, Singapore | 8–12 days |
| Europe | Rotterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg | 20–25 days |
| United Kingdom | London Gateway, Felixstowe | 22–28 days |
Port of loading: Nhava Sheva (JNPT), Mumbai. Transit times are indicative and vary by shipping line and schedule.
Get A Quote
Share the count size, quantity, packing and destination port you need. We’ll reply with pricing, availability and shipping timelines.
