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An import and export house built on kept promises
Nexus Global sources fresh produce and agricultural commodities at origin and delivers them, on specification and on schedule, to buyers across thirteen markets.
A trading house in Mehsana, Gujarat
We work across fresh fruit, vegetables, spices, pulses, dry fruits, coffee and agricultural commodities.
We buy directly from growers, packhouses and processors in fifteen countries, and we sell to importers, wholesalers, retail chains and food manufacturers. Some clients buy a single container of one product. Others hand us the whole operation, from finding the grower to clearing customs at their end.
Our name sits on the carton either way, which is why the specification we quote is the specification that arrives.
Three words on a business card
This is what they mean in practice.
Quality
Written specifications on every order, covering variety, calibre, count and packing. Lots outside the specification are rejected at origin, not argued about at destination.
Trust
One named contact for the life of the shipment. Photographs from the packhouse, honest updates when a vessel is delayed, and no surprise line items on the invoice.
Reliability
Documents issued before the vessel sails and sent ahead of the cargo, so your clearance starts before the ship lands rather than after.
We are not tied to one origin. We follow the season.
- Season first, country secondGala apples come from New Zealand, South Africa, Poland or Chile depending on the month. You get the best crop available, not the only crop we have access to.
- Direct relationships at originWe work with growers and packhouses we have visited, so a quality problem has a name and a phone number attached to it.
- Volume held to your termsBulk commodity lines like rice, pulses, oil seeds and raw cashew are supplied to contract, with grades agreed before we buy.
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.