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Origins in, markets out

Mehsana sits in the middle of every lane we run. We buy across fifteen countries and ship into thirteen markets by sea and by air.

New ZealandAustraliaSouth AfricaPolandChileAfghanistanIranVietnamChinaSaudi ArabiaKazakhstanTanzaniaEgyptGhanaIndiaMehsana
Sourcing originExport marketMehsana, Gujarat

We source from

  • New Zealand
  • Australia
  • South Africa
  • Poland
  • Chile
  • Afghanistan
  • Iran
  • Vietnam
  • China
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Kazakhstan
  • Tanzania
  • Egypt
  • Ghana
  • India

We export to

  • United Arab Emirates
  • Qatar
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Kuwait
  • Oman
  • Bahrain
  • Afghanistan
  • United Kingdom
  • Europe
  • United States
  • Canada
  • Vietnam
  • Malaysia
Ports and routing

How the cargo actually moves

Most Indian-origin cargo moves through Gujarat and Maharashtra ports. Third-country cargo is routed direct from origin to your port wherever it saves time on the water.

Sea freight

Reefer containers for fresh produce, dry containers for grains, pulses, spices and nuts. Full container loads as standard, part loads by arrangement.

Air freight

For short shelf life and high value lines such as dragon fruit, premium grapes and out of season fruit, where days on the water cost more than the freight.

Direct from origin

Cashew from Tanzania, dates from Saudi Arabia, apples from Chile. Where it makes sense, cargo ships straight from the source country to yours.

Buying in season

A single product often has five origins

That is deliberate.

  • Gala applesNew Zealand, Australia, South Africa, Poland and Chile, rotating through the year so the fruit is always from a current crop.
  • KiwiChile, New Zealand and Iran, in green and gold, covering both hemispheres.
  • DatesSaudi Arabia and Iran, in Ajwa, Medjool, Mazafati and Sukkari, available year round.
  • Raw cashewTanzania and Ghana, in shell for processors and as graded kernels for the trade.
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.