Containers stacked at a deep-water terminal
Mehsana, Gujarat · since day one

Sourced at origin.
Delivered to your port.

Nexus Global trades fresh fruit, vegetables, spices, pulses, dry fruits and agricultural commodities. Twenty product lines, fifteen sourcing countries, thirteen export markets.

20 product lines15 sourcing origins13 export markets11 certifications
Lanes we run
Royal Gala ApplesNew Zealand Jebel Ali, DubaiPacking: 18 kg cartons
Farmland at harvest under a low sun
20product lines
15sourcing origins
What we stand on

Produce is unforgiving. So is our process.

A day lost at customs is a week lost off the shelf life. We work backwards from the delivery date, not forwards from the purchase order.

  • QualityWritten specifications on every order, covering variety, calibre, count and packing. Lots outside the specification are rejected at origin.
  • TrustOne named contact for the life of the shipment, photographs from the packhouse, and no surprise line items on the invoice.
  • ReliabilityDocuments issued before the vessel sails and sent ahead of the cargo, so your clearance starts before the ship lands rather than after.

More about us

How we work

What makes a shipment arrive right

Pre-shipment inspection

Count, calibre and packing checked and photographed on every lot before the container is sealed.

Temperature logged end to end

Reefer settings agreed per commodity, with data loggers travelling inside the load.

Papers before the vessel sails

Phytosanitary, certificate of origin, invoice and bill of lading, checked against your import rules.

Season first, country second

Gala from New Zealand, South Africa, Poland or Chile depending on the month. Always a current crop.

On the book right now

Lines we move most

Where a line covers several varieties or origins, the frame changes to show each one. Hover to hold it, or tap a marker to jump.

Origins in, markets out

Fifteen origins, thirteen markets

We buy where the crop is best that season and ship into the Gulf, Europe, North America and Southeast Asia.

New ZealandAustraliaSouth AfricaPolandChileAfghanistanIranVietnamChinaSaudi ArabiaKazakhstanTanzaniaEgyptGhanaIndiaMehsana
Sourcing originExport marketMehsana, Gujarat
20product lines
15sourcing origins
13export markets
11certifications and registrations
Why buyers stay

The difference is in the detail

Specification in writing

Variety, calibre, count, brix and moisture agreed before we buy. Lots outside it are rejected at origin, not argued about at your port.

Direct from origin where it pays

Cashew from Tanzania, dates from Saudi Arabia, apples from Chile. Cargo ships straight from the source country when that saves days on the water.

Air for the short-life lines

Dragon fruit, premium grapes and out-of-season fruit fly when days on the water would cost more than the freight.

Your brand on the carton

Artwork, barcodes and market-specific labelling produced at origin and approved by you before the print run.

One contact per shipment

The same named person from quotation to delivery, with photographs from the packhouse and honest updates when a vessel is late.

Eleven registrations on file

FSSAI, APEDA, HACCP, BRCGS, ISO, Halal, Kosher and more. Numbers are shared with the quotation so your compliance team can clear us first.

Registered, audited, on record

Eleven registrations and certifications. Numbers are shared with the quotation.

Registrations and certifications: MSME, FSSAI, APEDA, Spices Board, HACCP, ISO, BRCGS, Halal, Kosher, GST, IEC Code.
Before you write

Questions we get most weeks

One full container load is the standard for most lines. Part loads and consolidated containers are arranged for mixed fresh produce and for first orders, so you can trial a lane before committing to a programme.

Next step

Ready to price a shipment?

Send the product, quantity and destination port. You get an indicative price and a shipping window back, usually the same working day.

Sourcing origins: New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Poland, Chile, Afghanistan, Iran, Vietnam, China, Saudi Arabia, Kazakhstan, Tanzania, Egypt, Ghana, India. Export markets: United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman, Bahrain, Afghanistan, United Kingdom, Europe, United States, Canada, Vietnam, Malaysia.