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Fresh Indian Pomegranate

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Fresh pomegranates that the company says come from the best farms in India, with each fruit selected for a balance of sweetness and juiciness, for fresh eating, juicing and cooking. The company imports them into Dubai, lists them in its ready stock and quotes them in its Al Aweer market price bulletin in 2 kg boxes for wholesale, retail and HoReCa buyers.

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CategoryFresh Fruits
Abundancia Foodstuff Trading Co. LLC

Abundancia Foodstuff Trading Co. LLC

importer• AE UAE

Abundancia Foodstuff Trading Co. LLC is a limited liability company in Dubai with its office at Building 11B, Office M20, in the Al Aweer Central Fruits & Vegetables Market. It describes itself as a leading importer and distributor of premium food products, specialising in both perishable and non-perishable goods sourced from India, Asia and across the globe, and says it has established itself as a proven and successful importer in Dubai. Its website lists KRS International Trading and SHIVU PTE. LTD. among its group companies. The company says its sourcing strategy is built around seasonal availability: it monitors the harvest cycles of its partner countries and imports products at the peak of their quality. It states that its network in India, Asia and other regions lets it source directly from trusted growers and suppliers, and that its own facilities in India give it control over quality and freshness from the source. It says it imports fresh food, fruits and vegetables from India, Pakistan, Egypt, Turkey, South Africa, Thailand, Spain and other countries. Its website shows more than 45 products, including Indian fruits such as pomegranates, G9 bananas, semi-husked and tender coconuts, pineapples, jackfruit and green mangoes, and vegetables such as drumsticks (moringa), okra, gourds, green chillies, small onions, garlic, ginger, turmeric and curry leaves, as well as raw peanuts. It also says it handles import permits, health and phytosanitary certificates and customs clearance for its shipments. On distribution, the company says that once imported, its products are distributed to the major markets in the UAE through its logistics network and warehouses, serving retail outlets, supermarkets and foodservice providers, and that it also serves neighbouring GCC countries. It states that it has a strong presence in Dubai's local trade, working with buyers from the HoReCa sector, supermarkets and hypermarkets, and that it provides wholesale distribution to hotels, restaurants, catering companies and food retailers. It says it has its own fleet for local supplies, a cold storage facility and permanent container parking, uses cold-chain logistics from the country of origin to delivery, and publishes daily Al Aweer market prices on its website. The company says it adheres to HACCP and ISO standards and complies with Dubai Municipality regulations and UAE food import laws, works with internationally certified farms and exporters, and carries out inspections at sourcing and arrival points. It offers customised import solutions for seasonal produce, organic fruits and exotic vegetables, with volume-based pricing. The website does not name product brands or any quality certificates issued to the company.