Bhagwa Pomegranate — India’s Export Variety
Bhagwa is the pomegranate variety global buyers ask for: saffron-red skin, soft seeds, deep-red arils and the shelf life needed for sea shipment. Aarvoyage Global Exim exports fresh Bhagwa pomegranate sourced from the main producing belts of Maharashtra and central India.
Fruit is harvested at export maturity, sorted for 200–400 g count sizes, and packed in 3–4 kg corrugated boxes with individual fruit separation. Reefer containers at 5–7°C give up to two months of storage life, allowing sea shipment to the Gulf, Europe and Asia in full condition.
For European buyers we supply against destination MRL requirements with pre-shipment residue testing available. All shipments carry phytosanitary certificates and certificates of origin, with APEDA-compliant traceability.
At a Glance
- Variety
- Bhagwa
- Fruit size
- 200–400 g, count-size graded
- Packing
- 3–4 kg corrugated boxes
- MOQ
- 3 Metric Ton
- Key markets
- UAE, Bangladesh, Netherlands, UK, Nepal, Russia
- Season
- Main harvest Aug–Feb (Mrig & Hasta bahar)
Pomegranate Products
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Bhagwa the preferred pomegranate variety for export?
Bhagwa combines attractive deep-red skin and arils with a thicker rind and longer shelf life than other Indian varieties, making it the standard for sea-freight export to the Gulf and Europe.
What fruit sizes do you supply?
We grade fruit into count sizes from roughly 200 g to 400 g+. Gulf markets commonly take 250–300 g fruit, while European buyers often prefer larger 300 g+ grades.
Can you export pomegranate to Europe?
Yes. EU shipments are supplied against destination MRL norms with residue testing available before shipment, along with phytosanitary certification and full traceability.