Fruits

Bananas

Musa spp.

Bananas grow in hands and bunches on large herbaceous plants and are among the most widely consumed fruits globally. For trade, bananas are commonly harvested at the mature-green stage and ripened closer to the point of sale.

Trade specifications
Variety / typeConfirmed per inquiry
Grade & sizeConfirmed per inquiry
PackagingConfirmed per inquiry
Country of originConfirmed per inquiry
Quantity & availabilitySubject to supplier confirmation
DocumentationDiscussed per transaction

Specifications, packaging, origin, and availability can be discussed based on your requirements. Details are confirmed with the relevant supplier for each inquiry.

General information

Product characteristics

  • Commonly harvested green and ripened under controlled conditions
  • Traded by hands or clusters, with finger length and grade agreed by buyers
  • Different varieties suit fresh eating, cooking and processing
  • Year-round production in many tropical regions

Commercial use

Potential applications

  • Fresh retail and wholesale distribution
  • Food service and institutional supply
  • Banana chips, flour and dried products
  • Puree for baby food, bakery and beverages

General product information. The information above describes the product in general terms. Supplier-specific details — including variety, grade, size, certifications, origin, packaging, shelf life, quantities and export capability — require confirmation for each inquiry.

Product inquiry

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