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Rice, Fruit & Vegetables from Pakistan

From Punjab basmati to Sindh dates and Balochistan pomegranates, we supply Pakistani rice, fruit and vegetables for importers, wholesalers and food processors. Fresh produce ships in temperature-controlled containers and every shipment comes with a phytosanitary certificate.

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1121 Basmati

HS 1006.30

Extra-long grain that elongates to about 20–22 mm when cooked. The most exported Pakistani basmati.

  • Raw grain lengthAbout 8.0 mm
  • HarvestOct – Nov
  • Packing25 kg / 50 kg bags or bulk

Super Basmati

HS 1006.30

Premium extra-long grain with a floral aroma and firm, non-sticky texture.

  • Raw grain lengthAbout 7.4 mm
  • Aging12 months
  • Packing25 kg / 50 kg bags or bulk

Basmati 385

HS 1006.30

Classic slender long-grain basmati, popular for high-volume and institutional catering.

  • Raw grain lengthAbout 6.8 mm
  • Aging6 months recommended
  • Packing25 kg / 50 kg bags or bulk

KS-282 Basmati

HS 1006.30

Long-grain aromatic rice with a nutty fragrance, a popular everyday premium rice.

  • Raw grain lengthAbout 6.7 mm
  • HarvestOct – Nov
  • Packing25 kg / 50 kg bags or bulk

D-98 Basmati

HS 1006.30

Compact-grain basmati with pleasant aroma at a value price point.

  • Raw grain lengthAbout 8.0 mm
  • HarvestOct – Nov
  • Packing25 kg / 50 kg

PK-386

HS 1006.30

Semi-aromatic long grain suited to kabsa, mandi and biryani. Processed, sorted and 5% brokens available.

  • Raw grain lengthAbout 6.9 mm
  • HarvestOct – Nov
  • Packing50 kg bags or 1-ton big bags

IRRI-6 & IRRI-9

HS 1006.30

Non-aromatic long-grain white rice for bulk trade and food manufacturing.

  • Raw grain lengthAbout 6.3 mm
  • Brokens5%, 10%, 25%, 100%
  • HarvestOct – Dec

Dates

HS 0804.10

Aseel dates from Khairpur, Sindh, as whole fruit, paste, syrup or deseeded packs.

  • HarvestAug – Oct
  • StorageVacuum-packed at 0–5°C, 24 months

Kinnow Mandarins

Juicy, floral Kinnow from the Sargodha citrus belt, shipped in reefer containers.

  • HarvestNov – Mar
  • Sizes48–88
  • Storage5–8°C, 6–10 weeks

Mangoes

HS 0804.50

Sindhri, Chaunsa, Anwar Ratol and Langra, as fresh fruit, dried mango or frozen pulp.

  • HarvestMay – Sep, by variety
  • Fresh storage14–21 days at 10–13°C
  • Frozen pulp24 months at -18°C

Bananas

HS 0803.90

Exported green at colour-1 for ripening at destination, or as dried chips.

  • HarvestYear-round
  • Ripening12–14°C
  • Dried chips12 months sealed

Guava

HS 0804.50

Surahi and Gola guava with a musky aroma, as fresh fruit or frozen pulp.

  • SeasonOct – Jan and May – Jun
  • Fresh storage3–5 weeks at 8–10°C
  • Frozen pulp18 months at -18°C

Apples

HS 0808.10

Mountain-grown Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Kulu, Kashmiri Amri and Fuji types.

  • HarvestAug – Oct
  • StorageCold storage 3–4 months; CA storage up to 6–10 months

Apricots

HS 0809.10

Fresh apricots and naturally sun-dried Hunza apricots, without sulphur treatment.

  • HarvestJun – Jul
  • Fresh3–4 weeks at 0°C
  • Dried18–24 months sealed

Pomegranate

HS 0810.90

Kandahari pomegranates from Balochistan: whole fruit, fresh arils, or juice concentrate.

  • HarvestSep – Nov
  • Whole fruit2–3 months at 5–7°C
  • Concentrate18 months frozen

Melons

HS 0807.11 / 0807.19

Watermelon, muskmelon (kharbooza) and sarda melons, wrapped in foam netting for export.

  • HarvestMay – Aug
  • SweetnessAbout 14–18 Brix
  • Storage2–3 weeks

Tamarind

HS 0813.40

Seed-in blocks, de-seeded pulp or concentrated paste for food and beverage makers.

  • HarvestJan – Apr
  • Block18–24 months ambient
  • Paste12 months chilled; 24 months frozen

Onions

HS 0703.10

Red and white onions, fresh, or dehydrated as flakes, minced, granulated or powder.

  • HarvestNov – Mar and Jun – Jul
  • Fresh storageUp to 6 months at 0–2°C
  • Dehydrated24–36 months sealed

Potatoes

HS 0701.90

Diamond, Cardinal and Desiree varieties for fresh markets and processing into crisps and fries.

  • HarvestFeb – Apr and Oct – Nov
  • StorageUp to 9 months at 4–8°C

Tomatoes

HS 0702.00 / 2002.90

Fresh tomatoes, and double-concentrate tomato paste at 28–30 Brix in drums or aseptic bags.

  • HarvestYear-round
  • Fresh3–5 weeks at 10–13°C
  • Paste18–24 months

Green Chillies

Fresh or IQF frozen green chillies, whole, sliced or diced, from mild to very hot varieties.

  • HarvestYear-round
  • Fresh2–3 weeks at 7–10°C
  • IQF18–24 months at -18°C

Cabbages

Green and red cabbages graded by head size for retail, food service and fermentation.

  • HarvestNov – Mar
  • StorageUp to 3–6 months in cold storage

Specifications, seasons and HS codes are for reference. Import rules and availability change, so confirm details with us and your customs broker before you order. For a specific grade or packing, send us your requirements.

Minimum order1 × 20ft container (FCL). Mixed containers are possible when each product is at least 1,000 kg.
Incoterms (2020)EXW, FOB (Karachi / Port Qasim) or CIF.
PaymentT/T: 70% advance, 30% against a scanned Bill of Lading copy. Or 100% irrevocable L/C at sight. All in USD.
SamplesCore product samples are free. Courier charges are prepaid by the buyer.
InspectionIndependent pre-shipment inspection (SGS, Bureau Veritas) welcome at Karachi, at the buyer's cost.
  • Commercial invoice and packing list
  • Certificate of Origin
  • Phytosanitary certificate (issued per shipment)
  • Certificate of Analysis (COA) from a third-party lab, available per lot
  • Fumigation certificate where the destination requires it
  • Bill of Lading
  • Reefer container with temperature control for perishables

Tell us your destination and we will confirm the documents you need before you commit.

Common Questions

Do you ship fresh produce in refrigerated containers?

Yes. Perishables such as mangoes, kinnow, pomegranate and guava ship in temperature-controlled containers. Tell us the product and destination and we will advise the best temperature and transit plan.

When is the best time to order?

Each product has its own season, shown on its card. Rice is harvested in October–November, kinnow in November–March, and mangoes in May–September.

What is the minimum order?

One 20ft container. In mixed containers each product must be at least 1,000 kg.

Can I get samples?

Yes. Core product samples are free; you prepay the courier.

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