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 is a global exporter of fruits, vegetables, spices, and more. One of the fruits we export is pineapples.

Colour: At the top of our consideration is the colour of the pineapple. Usually, fresh pineapple fruits have healthy green leaves and a greenish-yellow hue. A pineapple changes from green to yellow as it ripens; the yellow colouring indicates that the fruit is ripe. The FrutPlanet team is keen on the colour of the fruit before harvest.

Shell: Our experts have been examining fruits for years, therefore, accumulated a lot of experience. One quick feature that we examine is the texture of its skin or shell. A mature and ripe pineapple has a firm but soft shell. It can hardly squeeze because the fibre is mature and full of juice. FrutPlanet commits to delivering only quality pineapples.

Smell: A ripe, good-tasting fresh pineapple fruit has a unique scent. The smell is similar to a ripe mango fruit but a little distinguished. The smell often emanates from the lower bottom of the fruit. Otherwise, you’re less likely to feel any smell if the fruit is not ripe. Our team is obsessed with the scent of ripe pineapple and can easily set them apart. Be sure to receive fresh, unique-smelling fruits.

Size and Weight: Without a doubt, the ripe fresh pineapple fruit is heavier because of the enormous juice it possesses. When harvesting the fruits, our team takes critical notice of the weight of the fruit and its comparative size. We are keen on your specifications at this point. Some of our clients love medium but heavy pineapples. You can state your specifications by requesting a quote.

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.

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.

Order Bulk Macadamia Nuts Online From Exporters

FrutPlanet is a macadamia exporter in Kenya of fruits, vegetables, spices, beverages, and other commodities, including Kenya macadamia nuts. We partner with macadamia nut farmers in Kenya to help you order bulk macadamia nuts online. You can request a quote for Kenyan macadamia here at FrutPlanet.

Wholesale Macadamia Nuts Exporters

Macadamia is native to Queensland, Australia, but was introduced to Kenya from Australia in 1960. But farmers didn’t start growing macadamia nuts in Kenya commercially until the 2000s. 

Australia was the major producer of Macadamia, although South Africa later surpassed it in 2012. Kenya is the world’s third-largest wholesale macadamia nuts exporter. The country exports about 90% to 95% of macadamia nuts in Kenya. 

Most farmers grow macadamia on a small scale, so macadamia exporters in Kenya help them deliver to the market. There are over ten macadamia exporters in Kenya, and FrutPlanet is one of the leading suppliers.

FrutPlanet helps you order bulk macadamia nuts online by facilitating the logistics involved, from sourcing, processing, and packaging. Customers who’d love to order bulk macadamia nuts can request a quote through our website.

Benefits of Macadamia Nuts

Macadamia nuts have enormous benefits for the body. The body sources vitamins, unsaturated fats, minerals, fibres, and antioxidants from nuts. These nutrients offer benefits such as lowering the risk of heart disease, improving body metabolism, preventing cancerous cells’ growth, promoting weight loss, and more. Experts advise people to take a cup of macadamia nuts often.

FrutPlanet is a leading exporter of fresh fruits, vegetables, and spices. We work with local growers to bring you the freshest, most vibrant banana fruits in the market. Our products are sustainably grown and always delivered fresh!

Skin Colour: Unripe banana fruits are solid green and waxy when freshly harvested and have a variety of shades in between as they ripen. On the other hand, ripe banana fruits’ skin colours vary depending on the variety. They can be yellow, green, purple, or red. Overripe banana fruits will turn black or have brown spots on their skin. At FrutPlanet, our banana fruits are harvested 2-3 weeks earlier before they are fully ripe to ensure you get fresh-ready banana fruits unaffected by any post-harvest blemishes.

Fruit Sizes and Shapes: Fresh banana fruits are almost always curved-shaped and can range from 2 ½inches to 12 inches long and ¾ – 2.5 inches wide. One example is the Cavendish banana fruits, which have a bunch of elongated, cylindrical, and slightly curved, with slightly pointed end fruits. Immature banana fruits have a square or sharp angular shape in cross-section, which changes to a more rounded shape as it ripens. FrutPlanet ensures its employees in the plantations harvest all banana fruits by hand using a two-team person to preserve their natural shape and ensure they are cut off as a bunch.

Varieties: There are over 1000 varieties of banana fruits, each with unique characteristics and flavour profiles. Some popular varieties at FrutPlanet include the Cavendish banana fruits, Gross Michel, Apple banana fruits, gold finger, and lady finger banana fruits. FrutPlanet exporters work with a network of growers to offer our customers their exact specifications.