VENYA

TRADE ENTERPRISES

Wholesale · Import · Export

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View the sourcing calendar What we carry

What "Venya Trade Enterprises" adds up to — counted from our live sourcing catalogue.

Varieties tracked

Fruit families

Indian growing states

Generations of trade

What's on the desk this August

Updated live from the sourcing calendar — 71 varieties across 13 fruit families are in their market window today — 28 at their absolute peak.

Full calendar

11 peak

Pear11 in season8 IN3 IMP

3 peak

Avocado7 in season6 IN1 IMP

3 peak

Peach5 in season1 IN4 IMP

2 peak

Apple9 in season5 IN4 IMP

2 peak

Dragon Fruit8 in season5 IN3 IMP

2 peak

Mango5 in season5 IN

2 peak

Cherry2 in season2 IMP

1 peak

Orange3 in season1 IN2 IMP

1 peak

Plum3 in season3 IMP

1 peak

Mandarin2 in season2 IMP

Guava13 in season9 IN4 IMP

Grapes2 in season2 IMP

Kiwi1 in season1 IMP

Fruit families, sourced from both Indian orchards and international growers — so the calendar rarely runs empty.

All families

Mango

17 varieties·10/12 mo in supply

Alphonso and Kesar lead demand, backed by Peruvian and Australian imports off-season.

11 Indian6 Import

Apple

32 varieties·12/12 mo in supply

Kashmir and Himachal harvests plus five import origins keep this near year-round.

10 Indian22 Import

Grapes

22 varieties·12/12 mo in supply

Maharashtra table grapes through winter, Southern Hemisphere and Chinese imports the rest of the year.

10 Indian12 Import

Orange

20 varieties·12/12 mo in supply

Ten Indian varieties across the citrus belt, backed by five import origins.

10 Indian10 Import

Guava

13 varieties·12/12 mo in supply

Indian guava through autumn and winter, four import origins for the rest of the year.

9 Indian4 Import

Mandarin

15 varieties·12/12 mo in supply

Northeastern and Himalayan mandarins, plus Mediterranean and East Asian imports.

6 Indian9 Import

Kiwi

14 varieties·10/12 mo in supply

Himalayan-belt kiwi in winter, New Zealand and Mediterranean imports through summer.

6 Indian8 Import

Plum

18 varieties·12/12 mo in supply

Punjab and Himachal stone fruit, backed by Chilean and South African counter-season lots.

7 Indian11 Import

Avocado

13 varieties·12/12 mo in supply

South Indian avocado through monsoon, Latin American and African imports year-round.

6 Indian7 Import

Pear

18 varieties·7/12 mo in supply

Punjab and Himalayan pears, backed by Chinese, European and Antipodean imports.

8 Indian10 Import

Peach

16 varieties·8/12 mo in supply

North Indian stone fruit through summer, backed by Southern Hemisphere counter-season lots.

8 Indian8 Import

Dragon Fruit

8 varieties·8/12 mo in supply

Gujarat and South Indian dragon fruit, backed by Vietnamese and Thai imports.

5 Indian3 Import

Cherry

14 varieties·5/12 mo in supply

A short, prized Himalayan window, extended by North American and Chilean imports.

6 Indian8 Import

Freshness isn't a promise here — it's a habit.

Built on Gupta Fruit Company's grower and importer network. Every lot is inspected at the Patiala desk before it ships.

One commission desk providing access to a broad portfolio of fruit families instead of relying on multiple individual suppliers.

Indian harvests and import partners timed against each other to close seasonal gaps.

Every lot inspected at the Patiala desk before it ships.

Relationships with growers and importers built over two generations, not two seasons.

Sourced worldwide

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