FrutPlanet is a leading strawberry exporter and supplier to different global markets. You can request a quote and enjoy our guaranteed customer satisfaction.

Colour: Unripe Strawberry fruit is green-white but turns red on ripening. The green pigment results from chlorophyll in their skin, while redness is caused by anthocyanin. Also, some strawberry fruits have a pink colouring. FrutPlanet can help you source and export strawberries from anywhere.

Shape and Size: The size and shape of strawberry fruits vary widely depending on the variety. Some have an oblate, rounded shape with a slightly flattened top and bottom. The most prevalent shape of the strawberry fruit is a long conic shape. A typical strawberry measures about 0.9 – 1.5 cm and weighs about 7 to 27 grams. The size measurements are greatly influenced by the minerals available and the environment the plant grows in. Here at FrutPlanet exporters, we prioritise your specification above anything. We’re the best strawberry exporter for your orders, whether you want small, medium, or large berries. 

Organic: Unfortunately, most strawberry farmers use a lot of pesticides, some of which cannot be eroded by just washing the berries. And although you may not notice the taste difference, organic berries are more refreshing. Usually, organic berries ripen from inside towards the skin so that when you cut them, the skin and the flesh will be red. At FrutPlanet, we only source and export organically grown strawberry fruits. We source from strawberry farms that are committed to our campaign against the use of pesticides in farming.

Fresh: Larger berries have more fresh but less tasty juice than smaller berries. Naturally, larger berries have more water which ends up saturating the juice. Therefore, the smaller berries end up being juicier and sweeter. As a leading strawberry exporter, we follow your specifications to the letter, whether you want a small or large strawberry.

FrutPlanet is a leading exporter and supplier of fruit and vegetables in Kenya that can help you buy guava fruits online seamlessly. We have been exporting fruits, vegetables, spices, etc., for years. You can buy guava fruit online by requesting a quote here!

Where is Guava From?

Guava fruits originated from Central and South America. In Kenya, Africa, guavas weren’t grown commercially until recently.  Kenya’s major guava growing areas include Elgeyo-Marakwet, Kakamega, Uasin-Gishu, Kwale, Kilifi, Meru, Homabay, Siaya, Vihiga, Mombasa, Kitui, and Taita Taveta among others. 

In partnership with USAID, Kenya Agricultural & Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) has distributed over 55,000 guava fruit seedlings. The partnership aims to empower Busia county farmers and increase guava fruit production in Kenya. The plant performs well in dry and agroecological regions, which explains why KARLO and other organisations are encouraging it.

Types of Guava fruits 

In Kenya, there are two predominant types of guava fruits. They are classified in terms of the colour of their flesh and skin. The types of guava fruits include red or pink, and white. Red or pink guava fruit has juice, less sugar, and less starch content. They are often less seeded or seedless. White guava fruit has more sugar, more starch content and more seeds.

FrutPlanet helps you buy tomatoes online in bulk by sourcing from farmers and handling the logistics. We are a leading exporter and supplier of fresh tomatoes in Kenya to the local and export markets. 

Apart from tomatoes, we export fruits, vegetables, beverages, spices, and more. Our commitment to customer satisfaction is at the centre of our business model. You can buy tomatoes online today by requesting a quote from FrutPlanet.

Tomato Farming In Kenya

Most tomato varieties have originated from the South American Andes region, where they had been cultivated for centuries. Over the years, explorers in the 16th century distributed the tomato fruit worldwide. On the other hand, some varieties are native to regions such as Africa and Asia, although they have been modified scientifically over time to boost yield. Cross-breeding of these varieties mainly occurred during global trade and colonisation.

Kenya’s commercialisation of tomatoes started in the mid-90s, amongst other fruits and horticultural crops. Tomatoes commercialisation thrived after the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO) was formed. The organisation foresaw the production of approximately 400,000 tonnes of tomatoes a year after its formation. Today most Kenyan tomato farms are in Narok, Laikipia, Murang’a, some parts of Embu and Kirinyaga, Kajiado, and Makueni.

FrutPlanet is an orange exporter in Kenya that sources and helps you buy oranges in bulk. Other products we export include Kenyan raw honey,  beverages such as tea, vegetables, and macadamia nuts. We help you buy oranges in bulk online by working with farmers who believe in our values. You can request a quote for Kenyan Oranges here at FrutPlanet.

Oranges Production in Kenya

Where are oranges produced in Kenya? Kenyan regions that produce oranges include Kitui, Machakos, Makueni, and Voi. These regions have sandy-loam soils, which support orange farming. Most Kenyan farmers produce oranges on a small scale and, therefore, partner with suppliers and exporters to sell their produce locally and globally. Kenya is a leading citrus producer with an estimated export value of 1M tonnes annually. Most oranges are produced in Kenya, and our commitment is to ensure we only ship quality to our customers. Request a quote to buy oranges in bulk today!

Orange Nutritional Values

Oranges are an excellent source of antioxidants and Vitamin C, which helps combat the formation of radicals that cause cancer. Experts insist that regularly eating oranges boosts immunity as the fruit has vitamins that increase the formation of white blood cells. Other nutrients present in oranges include fibre, potassium, Vitamin B1 and Folate. These nutrients assist your body in making collagen, a protein that makes the body smooth and heals wounds. The fibre also prevents constipation and boosts weight loss. Want to buy oranges in bulk? Request a quote from FrutPlanet now.

FrutPlanet is a reliable exporter of fresh fruits, vegetables, beverages, spices, and more, including freshly ripe watermelons. We have fulfilled global and local orders for years while guaranteeing customer satisfaction. You can order our fresh watermelons for sale by requesting a quote here!

Watermelon Exporters in Kenya

There are a dozen watermelon exporters in Kenya, but one of the leading companies is FrutPlanet Exporters. FrutPlanet exports fresh watermelons globally and is the exporter of choice for many businesses worldwide, not by chance. We have designed our business model to be customer-centred. Here’s why you should work with us:

100% Customer Satisfaction: When you order watermelons for sale, we stand by what we export, unlike most exporters. Our aim here at FrutPlanet is to meet your expectations.

Organic Farm Products: We are pioneers of organic farming methods in Kenya and beyond. And that’s why we have made it our creed to partner with farmers who practice what we preach, organic farming. 

You can order our watermelons for sale by requesting a quote on our website. We guarantee you only quality products.

Watermelon Production in Kenya

Watermelon production is arguably one of the most popular farming ventures in Kenya. This fruit performs well in warm Kenyan regions with high rainfall. Watermelon production regions in Kenya include Machakos, Makueni, Coastal regions, etc. Most Kenyan farmers in Kenya are small-scale farmers. When you order watermelons for sale from FrutPlanet exporters, we source the products from these farmers and handle the logistics.

Buying fresh and quality pears online has never been this easier. With Kenyan exporters like FrutPlanet, you will always be in safe hands when you buy pears online. We are industry experts dedicated to helping customers source and buy organic vegetables, fruits, legumes, cereals, species, etc. All shipped commodities, including different types of pears, meet the highest standards.

Pears Farming in Kenya 

Pear farming started in China around 2000 BC and spread to other parts of the world. Pears found their way into Kenya in the 1920s through Christian missionaries from the United Kingdom. The missionaries settled in Kenya as early as 1844, but they started growing pears in the 1920s. The pears were first introduced in Limuru, an area with excellent climatic conditions. 

In a few decades, you could find commercial pear production in different regions, such as Nyeri, Kiambu, Meru, and Naivasha. Today, Kenya is one of Africa’s leading producers of pears, exporting thousands of tonnes worth millions of dollars. According to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) 2021 Survey, the export value of pears and other fresh fruits reached US$26.2 million in early 2021.