Fresh Berries Dealers in Guntur

Before making the final dispatch of the orders, the entire range is strictly checked against varied quality parameters. We are immensely accredited for delivering the orders within the stipulated time frame as we have the latest transportation facilities.

• Color: Green, Yellow,Green,Yellow,Green,Yellow
• Packaging Type: Gunny Bag
• Country of Origin: India
• Type: Fresh
• Packing: Gunny Bag

We are located at Tenali, Guntur District, Andhra Pradesh. We will procure our materials from near by Farmers and the major market located at Tenali. Product is availabe in fresh quality in all grades. We will be focusing on to supply the products at right quality at right price. Product Packaging is avaialbe in 50 Kgs made in  Gunny Bags. Packing will also be done as per the customer request. Transportaion cost is not inculded in the product cost and will be charges extra on actual amount incurred. 

ALKHUDA EXPORT PRIVATE LIMITED is the Manufacturer supplier of yellow fresh lemons from Past 30 years from our lemon farms situated in the Guntur (Amaravati) state of Andhrapradesh in India. Lemon is a citric fruit, which is refreshing when consumed as a fresh juice. We are producers of export fresh lemons from Andhrapradesh in India. Lemon fruit contains 5% citric acid and because of this lemon gets sour taste. We are exporters and suppliers of best quality fresh lemons Wholesale suppliers of fresh yellow lemons manufactured suppliers of lemon farms.Citrus fruits are peeled and split into segments for eating; they are halved and juiced; or are quartered as garnish. Citrus trees are also used as houseplants; the Orangerie, a citrus hothouse with many glass panes to let in the light, was built in 1617 at the Louvre Palace under the reign of Louis XIII (from September 27, 1601 to May 14, 1643—his First Minister was Cardinal Richelieu). Orangeries permitted the aristocracy to stroll amid fragrant citrus trees and enjoy the fruits year-round. In the warm weather, the potted trees were moved outdoors. Orangeries became possible because glass-making technology had evolved to produce large enough panes of clear glass.Citrus fruits are peeled and split into segments for eating; they are halved and juiced; or are quartered as garnish. Citrus trees are also used as houseplants; the Orangerie, a citrus hothouse with many glass panes to let in the light, was built in 1617 at the Louvre Palace under the reign of Louis XIII (from September 27, 1601 to May 14, 1643—his First Minister was Cardinal Richelieu). Orangeries permitted the aristocracy to stroll amid fragrant citrus trees and enjoy the fruits year-round. In the warm weather, the potted trees were moved outdoors. Orangeries became possible because glass-making technology had evolved to produce large enough panes of clear glass.Types of Lemons : Avalon Lemon : A variety that originated in Florida and is similar to the Lisbon lemon, which is one of the two main types in supermarkets (along with the Eureka lemon). Bearss Lemon : The Bearss lemon tree is a true lemon tree believed to have originated in Italy, from a variety that is now extinct. It closely resembles the Lisbon lemon. Dorshapo Lemon : Dorshapo is a sweet lemon—a very low acid lemon or limetta. The cultivar was named after three plant explorers named DORsett, SHamel and POpenoe, who found it in Brazil in 1914. Eureka Lemon : The Eureka (botanical name Citrus × limon) is the predominant lemon grown in most countries, with the exception of Italy, Spain and some other Mediterranean nations. Fino Citron : A vigorous variety of lemon, but less popular because the branches have large thorns and the fruit has a medium quantity of seeds (as opposed to few seed). Citron : Citron is native to India near the border of it grows wild in the valleys at the foot of the Himalayas. It is a large fruit that can reach 8 to 10 pounds—so heavy that it can cause branches to break—and it does not fall from the tree. Bush Lemon : A wild lemon from subtropical , the bush lemon or rough lemon (botanical name Citrus jambhiri) is very hardy, with a thick bumpy skin (like citron, below) and a strong lemon flavor from the rind—similar to a true lemon.