Pomegranates are categorised into three classes; “Extra” Class (superior quality), Class I (slight defects are allowed, as long as they do not affect the arils of the fruit) and Class II (satisfies minimum requirements, but defects do not affect arils of the fruit).
Pomegranates are commonly packaged in single layer crates and cartons, of 3.5 to 5 kg crates. Buyers might have specific packaging requirements as well
Globally, the largest producer of pomegranates is India, which produces between 700,000 to 900,000 tonnes
As main consumption comes from several large producing countries as well, an estimated 500,000 tonnes are destined for global exports.
Most German and EU retailers demand compliance with this global standard and certification for agricultural products.
Know more here
Pomegranates are commonly packaged in single layer crates and cartons, of 3.5 to 5 kg crates. Buyers might have specific packaging requirements as well
Globally, the largest producer of pomegranates is India, which produces between 700,000 to 900,000 tonnes
As main consumption comes from several large producing countries as well, an estimated 500,000 tonnes are destined for global exports.
Most German and EU retailers demand compliance with this global standard and certification for agricultural products.
Know more here
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