Packaging & Quality Assurance

All packaging is done in APEDA-certified, hygienic pack houses, ensuring top quality from farm to shipment for all markets.

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Using modern cold storage and APEDA approved pack houses, we combine technology and tradition to keep produce fresh and safe.

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Crafted by Nature, Delivered Globally

All packaging is done in APEDA-certified, hygienic pack houses, ensuring top quality and safety from farm to shipment for all markets.

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5 Methods of Sorting and Grading
(As per International Standards)

Size Grading

Fruits and vegetables are categorized into size groups—such as small, medium, and large—based on their physical dimensions. This ensures uniformity in packaging and presentation.

Weight Grading

Grading machines sort produce by weight to maintain consistency within each grade. This is commonly used for products like potatoes, onions, and citrus fruits.

Maturity Grading

Produce is graded based on its stage of ripeness—immature, mature, and overripe—to meet the preferences of specific markets and ensure optimal shelf life.

Color Grading

Color is a critical indicator of quality and ripeness. This method is especially important for items like tomatoes, bell peppers, mangoes, and bananas.

Defect Removal (Visual & Mechanical Sorting)

This involves removing produce with visible defects such as bruises, cuts, rot, or insect damage to maintain the overall quality and hygiene of the batch.