Grapefruit export runs October to April. Red and white varieties, sizing, 10–14 °C storage and packing explained.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readDragon Fruit Supplier: Full Colour, One LayerDragon fruit supplier in Antalya: protected cultivation, April to September, harvested when the skin has fully turned colour and carried in a single layer.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readPineapple Supplier: Re-Export via AntalyaPineapple supplier in Antalya: fruit not grown in Turkey, sourced through selected channels, checked on arrival, kept above 7 °C and re-exported all year.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readBanana Suppliers: Greenhouse Fruit from TurkeyBanana suppliers on the Anamur–Alanya coast: short, dense greenhouse fruit supplied all year, cut green, separated into hands, shipped green or ripened.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readAvocado Supplier: Shipped Unripe from AntalyaAvocado supplier on the Antalya coast: orchards between Kumluca and Gazipaşa, October to March, harvested hard, shipped unripe; ripening fits your sales plan.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readKiwi Supplier: Storage, Ethylene and SizingKiwi supplier in Antalya: fruit harvested firm from September to December, ripened in store, supplied until May under controlled atmosphere, sized by count.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readBlueberry Supplier: Bloom, Cooling, Air FreightBlueberry supplier in Antalya: fruit picked into the sales pack, cooled within one hour, kept at 0–2 °C and shipped mostly by air. Criteria, carton, HS code.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readPhysalis Supplier: Goldenberries from AntalyaPhysalis supplier in Antalya: goldenberries harvested from February to the end of May, cooled the day they are picked, 40 × 60 × 10 cm cartons, air or road.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readStrawberry Supplier in Turkey: Import GuideStrawberry supplier in Turkey: Antalya greenhouse fruit, December to May, picked into the sales pack, forced-air cooled within the first hour, held at 0–2 °C.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readOkra Supplier in Turkey: Size, Season, PackingOkra supplier in Antalya: pods of about 3–5 cm hand-picked daily, June to October, shallow layers in 30 × 40 × 12.5 cm cartons, 7–10 °C research data.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readFresh Peas Supplier: Season, Cooling, PackingFresh peas supplier in Antalya: March–October supply, cooling within the first hour because sugar turns to starch, 0 °C research data, cartons, HS 0708.10.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readBroad Beans Supplier: Fresh Pods from TurkeyBroad beans supplier in Antalya: pods picked young, shipped whole, cooling started within the first hour, 60 × 40 × 15 cm cartons, HS 0708.90, quote details.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·5 min readGreen Beans Supplier in Turkey: Import GuideGreen beans supplier in Antalya: early-morning harvest, the snap test, water loss and chilling data, 60 × 40 × 15 cm cartons, HS 0708.20, quote details.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readSweet Corn Suppliers in Turkey: Buyer GuideSweet corn suppliers in Antalya: cobs shipped in the husk, cooling started within two hours of cutting, 60 × 40 × 15 cm cartons, all year, HS 0709.99.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readPumpkin Supplier in Turkey: Import GuidePumpkin supplier in Antalya: fruit cut with the stem and never carried by it, cured to harden the skin, stored dry, 60 × 40 × 15 cm cartons, HS 0709.93.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readFresh Garlic Suppliers in Turkey: Buyer GuideFresh garlic suppliers in Antalya: uncured heads with green stalks, bunched or trimmed, March–August, 30 × 40 × 14 cm cartons or plastic crates, HS 0703.20.
ArticlesSeptember 21, 2026·4 min readOnion Exporters in Turkey: Sourcing GuideOnion exporters compared on curing: bulbs dried until the neck closes and the skin forms, sorted by diameter, nets or large sacks, all year, HS 0703.10.
Category Archives: Articles
Fresh apricot export runs March to August. Sizing by market, 0–2 °C cold chain, packing and traceability explained.
How the citrus calendar runs from satsuma mandarins to Valencia oranges. Why the harvest decision is based on brix, not peel colour, plus wax coating and packaging differences.
How quality control works from field to container. What sorting, optical grading, size grading, sampling and the final pre-loading check each check for.
How Antalya’s greenhouses keep tomatoes and peppers in production all year. Glass versus plastic covers, soil versus soilless growing, and how the rotation calendar works.
Which markets take bell, long green, kapia and hot peppers? Why colour, length, flesh thickness and heat level matter so much in export.
Which markets take truss, cocktail and beef tomatoes? How size grading works, why ripeness stage depends on shipping time, and what makes the tomato cold chain different.
How shipments from Antalya to Europe, the Gulf and the Far East are planned. Road versus sea versus air, customs checks, and the three factors that decide the route.
What GLOBALG.A.P. IFA, GRASP, ISO 22000 and ISO 9001 actually cover, what an auditor looks at, and how traceability limits the scope of a recall.
Case sizes in fresh produce export follow the pallet. The 60×40×15 and 30×40×14 formats, carton versus plastic, and what the vent holes actually do.










