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Thompson grapes

Sold by Berryvia · Manufacturer, Retailer, Brand Owner, Distributor, Wholesaler · Malappuram, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India

Price
₹ 1.33 /Kilogram
In stock
MRP ₹ 1.70
Inclusive of all taxes
You Save: ₹ 0.37
Minimum order: 1 Kilogram

Export Snapshot

MOQ
1 Kilogram
Lead time
On request
Packaging
Standard export packaging
Shelf life / longevity
As per product specification
HSN Code
08061000
Origin
India
Port of dispatch
On request
Export markets served
Global markets
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Berryvia is a Manufacturer, Retailer, Brand Owner, Distributor, Wholesaler based in Malappuram Andaman and Nicobar Islands India.

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Manufacturer, Retailer, Brand Owner, Distributor, Wholesaler · Malappuram, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India

Registered address: Malappuram, India. Industry: Agriculture & Agri Products > Aquaculture and Related Supplies.

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Export markets
Global markets
GlobalLinker Member Since
May 2025
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Product details

What are the specifications of this product?

Overview

Premium Tasgaon Thompson Seedless Grapes – fresh, juicy, and golden-green. Grown in the hot, dry climate of Tasgaon, Maharashtra, these export-grade grapes are known for their high sweetness (18–22° Brix), firm texture, and long shelf life. Ideal for international markets with minimal residue, APEDA-certified packing, and strict quality grading. ✅ Seedless | ✅ Grade A & Super A | ✅ Shelf Life: 30+ Days | ✅ HSN: 08061000 | ✅ GST: 0%

Product Description

1. Basic Identification – Tasgaon Grapes


1. Variety/Type:


Thompson Seedless (main export variety)


Sharad Seedless, Manik Chaman (clones with better yield, shelf life)



2. Color:


Green to golden-green



3. Seeded/Seedless:


Seedless



4. Harvest Season:


January to April (ideal for export markets)



5. Botanical Name:


Vitis vinifera



2. Agricultural Details – Tasgaon


6. Region of Cultivation:


State: Maharashtra


District: Sangli


Taluka: Tasgaon


Climate:


Hot, dry climate


Excellent for grape sugar development and disease control




7. Soil Type and Quality:


Medium black to red loamy soil


Well-drained, with good organic matter


pH range: 6.5–7.5



8. Cultivation Method:


Primarily conventional, with many farmers moving towards residue-free, Global GAP, and organic methods


Drip irrigation, canopy management, and growth regulators are commonly used



9. Yield per Acre/Hectare:


30–35 tonnes/hectare for export-quality farms (sometimes higher than average due to advanced techniques)



10. Pesticides/Fertilizers Used:


Controlled use of agrochemicals


Popular use of bio-fertilizers, vermicompost, sulfur, micronutrients, and potassium-based sprays


Minimal residue ensured for export compliance




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3. Quality and Grading – Tasgaon


11. Size (Diameter in mm):


Export grade: 18–22 mm



12. Weight per Bunch:


500–700 grams (on average)



13. Sweetness (Brix level):


18–22° Brix, very sweet and desirable in international markets



14. Firmness:


Firm to very firm


Preferred for long shelf life and shipping



15. Shelf Life:


Up to 30–35 days with cold storage


Export shelf life: 21+ days in transit conditions



16. Color Uniformity:


High, uniform golden-green tone



17. Defect Rate:


Well-managed farms keep it below 3–5%


Exporters strictly grade for cracks, spots, mildew, size variation



18. Export Grade:


Grade A and Super A


Batches are pre-cooled and packed in APEDA-certified packhouses




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4. Sensory Profile – Tasgaon Grapes


19. Taste:


Sweet and balanced


Preferred in EU and Gulf countries for clean, mild sweetness



20. Texture:


Crisp, smooth skin, very juicy



21. Aroma:


Mild fruity aroma, fresh and clean



22. Mouthfeel:


Refreshing, juicy, slightly chewy but pleasant skin


Melts easily, no bitterness Hsn of this product




Description provided by Berryvia.

Specifications

Region of Cultivation Maharashtra, Sangli district, Tasgaon
Soil Type Medium black to red loamy soil
pH Level 6.5–7.5
Cultivation Method Conventional, some organic, Global GAP compliant
Irrigation Method Drip irrigation
Yield per Hectar 30–35 tonnes
Pesticides/Fertilizers Controlled use of agrochemicals, bio-fertilizers
Size (Diameter) 18–22 mm (export grade)
Weight per Bunch 500–700 grams
Texture Crisp, smooth skin, very juicy
Aroma Mild fruity, fresh
Mouthfeel Refreshing, juicy, slightly chewy

Use cases

Category food and beverage > fresh and frozen fruits > grapes
Primary application Wholesale, distribution, and international sourcing
Brand berryvia
Product type Product

Logistics & handling

Lead time On request
Packaging As per buyer requirement
Storage condition As recommended by supplier
Origin India
Form As listed by supplier

Commercials (this seller)

Minimum order 1 Kilogram
Lead time On request
Payment terms As per negotiated commercial agreement.
Buyer questions

Frequently asked by buyers

Common questions B2B buyers ask before sourcing Thompson grapes. Answers compiled from verified sellers' commercial terms and platform data.

Q: What is the ideal shelf life of Tasgaon Thompson Seedless Grapes?
A: The ideal shelf life of Tasgaon Thompson Seedless Grapes is over 30 days, with an export shelf life of 21+ days under transit conditions.
Q: Where are Tasgaon Thompson Seedless Grapes cultivated?
A: These grapes are cultivated in Tasgaon, Maharashtra, specifically in the Sangli district which has a hot, dry climate ideal for grape cultivation.
Q: What certification do these grapes have for export?
A: The grapes are packed in APEDA-certified packhouses, ensuring they meet strict standards required for export.
Q: What is the sweetness level of Tasgaon Thompson Seedless Grapes?
A: The sweetness level of these grapes ranges from 18 to 22° Brix, making them highly desirable in international markets.
Q: What is the typical yield per hectare for these grapes?
A: The typical yield for export-quality farms can reach 30 to 35 tonnes per hectare, sometimes exceeding this due to advanced cultivation techniques.
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