An orange is a fruit of various citrus species in the family Rutaceae (see list of plants known as orange); it primarily refers to Citrus sinensis, which is also called sweet orange, to distinguish it from the related Citrus aurantium, referred to as bitter orange.
Sun-kissed and bursting with citrusy goodness, Indian oranges are a vibrant addition to any fruit basket destined for international markets. Grown in ideal conditions with fertile soil and abundant sunshine, our oranges boast a thick, dimpled rind that protects a treasure trove of juicy, vitamin-rich flesh.
India's sunshine-kissed lands are a haven for some of the most vibrant and flavorful oranges on the global market. Our meticulously cultivated orchards, nurtured by rich soil and ample sunlight, produce a bounty of oranges renowned for their exceptional sweetness, juicy flesh, and vibrant hues. From the classic deep orange of Nagpur Mandarins to the captivating blush of Kinnow mandarins, Indian oranges offer a visual feast alongside their delightful taste.
Exporters cater to a range of preferences. For those seeking a burst of juicy sweetness, the seedless varieties like Nagpur Santra or Coorg Orange stand out. These oranges boast a thin, easily removable rind, revealing plump segments brimming with nectar-like sweetness. For a tangy twist, Ponkan mandarins or Sathgudi oranges offer a perfect balance between sweet and tart, ideal for snacking or juicing. Blood oranges, with their captivating crimson flesh, add a touch of exoticism to the mix. Their complex flavor profile combines sweetness with hints of berry and a slight citrusy tang, making them a gourmet favorite.
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Fresh, sweet, and tangy, our oranges are packed with vitamin C and a refreshing burst of flavor. Whether juiced, eaten fresh, or added to fruit salads, they're a perfect pick-me-up and a delicious, healthy snack.
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we have been able to provide a vast orange.They are procured from trusted and authetic vendors.These are offered in the market at very nominal prices and due to their extensive requirement these are always stored in bulk at the warehouse.we are looking for reliable buyer, if you interesting dont hesitate to contact us.
we have been able to provide a vast orange.They are procured from trusted and authetic vendors.These are offered in the market at very nominal prices and due to their extensive requirement these are always stored in bulk at the warehouse.we are looking for reliable buyer, if you interesting dont hesitate to contact us.
A juicy fruit par excellence, the orange is rich in water (over 85%), which includes in its dissolved structure most of the nutrients. The candy style of oranges is balanced with the aid of a bitter style given through their herbal natural acids. They are quite significant (1.2%) and are usually represented by citric acid (there is also some malic acid and traces of some other less common natural acids such as ferulic, caffeic, or paracoumaric acid).
During maturation, the carbohydrate content increases, whilst the natural acids decrease. It is the relative percentage between sugars and acids that gives the orange its characteristic flavour, greater or much less candy or sour. The different electrical aspects have a negligible function in the composition of the orange lipids (or fats) and are targeted in the seeds, with the pulp containing solely hint quantities (less than 0.2%). As for the proteins, they are very scarce in the orange (1%).
Specifications of Orange
Color ; Golden Yellow with a tinge of orange
HSN Code : 8051000
Nutrients : Magnesium, Vitamin A, Folate, Fiber
Size ; Oval, Round 200-1000 grams
Health Benefits : Good for eyes, skin & hair. Helps in digestion and bone health
In Greek mythology, the pomegranate was known as the 'fruit of the dead' as it was said to have arisen from the blood of Adonis. It also prominently featured in the myth of Hades and Persephone
