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Jalgaon Banana

Banana evolved in the humid tropical regions of South East Asia with India as one of its centres of origin. Modern edible varieties have evolved from the two species Musa acuminate and Musa Balbisiana and their natural hybrids. In India, banana ranks first in production and third in area among fruit crops. It accounts for 13% of the total area and 33% of the production of fruits. Production is highest in Maharashtra (3924.1 thousand tonnes). Within India, Maharashtra has the highest productivity of 65.70 metric tonnes/ha against the national average of 30.5 tonnes/ha.

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Fresh Bananas

ITC-HSN: 08039010

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Min Order Qty 20000 KGS (Kilograms)

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Fulfilment Capacity: 10000 KGS (Kilograms)/month

India, particularly the state of Maharashtra, is renowned for its agricultural diversity and abundant produce. Among its many agricultural products, bananas are a significant crop, and Jalgaon, located in the northern part of Maharashtra, stands out as a major hub for the cultivation of farm-fresh bananas.

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Jalgaon, India

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Packaged Export Quality Fresh Bananas

ITC-HSN: 08039010

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Min Order Qty 20000 KGS (Kilograms)

Accept Small Orders

Fulfilment Capacity: 100000 KGS (Kilograms)/month

Introduction
The export of fresh bananas is a vital component of the global agricultural trade industry. To ensure that these delicate fruits reach international markets in optimal condition, the packaging plays a crucial role. Among the various packaging options available, corrugated boxes have emerged as a popular choice due to their durability, cost-effectiveness, and eco-friendliness. This article explores the key aspects of fresh banana corrugated box packing for export, highlighting its significance in preserving the quality and freshness of the fruit.

Quality Assurance
Before bananas are packed for export, they undergo a meticulous selection and quality control process. Only premium-grade bananas meeting specific size and maturity criteria are chosen for packaging. This ensures that the exported fruit not only looks appealing but also tastes delicious upon arrival.
Corrugated Box Selection
Selecting the right corrugated box is essential to protect the bananas during transit. These boxes are typically made of three layers: an inner layer (fluting), a middle layer (linerboard), and an outer layer (linerboard). The choice of corrugated box depends on factors such as the size and weight of the bananas, as well as the expected duration of transportation.
Box Design and Construction
The design of corrugated boxes for fresh banana export is engineered to provide maximum protection and ventilation. Ventilation holes are strategically placed to allow airflow, preventing the accumulation of moisture and heat inside the box. This helps in maintaining the optimal temperature and humidity levels required to preserve the freshness of the bananas.
Cushioning and Padding
To minimize damage during transit, bananas are cushioned and padded within the corrugated box. Soft padding materials like foam or tissue paper are used to create a protective layer between the bananas and the box walls. This helps prevent bruising and ensures that the fruit remains in pristine condition upon arrival at its destination.
Packaging Process
The packaging process for fresh bananas is highly systematic. Bananas are carefully arranged in the corrugated boxes to maximize space utilization while avoiding overcrowding. Each layer is separated by cushioning material, and the boxes are sealed securely to prevent any shifting of the fruit during transit.
Labeling and Documentation
Proper labeling and documentation are crucial for export compliance. Each corrugated box is labeled with important information such as the origin, variety, quantity, and packing date of the bananas. Additionally, all necessary export documents, including phytosanitary certificates and customs declarations, must be prepared accurately.
Quality Control
Quality control checks are conducted at various stages of the packaging process to ensure that only the highest-quality bananas are exported. This includes inspecting the fruit for blemishes, defects, and any signs of disease or pest infestation.
Conclusion
The corrugated box packing of fresh bananas for export is a highly specialized and meticulously planned process. It is essential for maintaining the quality and freshness of the fruit during transportation across international borders. By selecting the right corrugated boxes, implementing proper design and construction, and adhering to stringent quality control measures, exporters can ensure that their bananas reach global markets in excellent condition, delighting consumers with the taste of premium-quality, fresh fruit.

NARAYANI GLOBAL IMPEX

Jalgaon, India

Business Operations: Merchant