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Fresh Vegetables

OKRA

Fresh and Nutritious from Gujarat

Harvested at its peak from the fertile lands of Gujarat, our organic okra is packed with flavor and nutrients, offering a crisp, fresh experience in every bite

GREEN CHILLY

A Burst of Spice and Freshness

Packed with natural heat and flavor, our green chilies are grown sustainably in Gujarat, offering a fresh, bold kick that enhances the taste of your favorite recipes

Handpicked from our organic farms in Gujarat, our green chilies deliver a vibrant, spicy flavor that elevates every dish, ensuring maximum freshness and heat

Farm-Fresh & Exported with Excellence

At Midant Exports, we specialize in delivering premium-quality fresh vegetables, sourced from the fertile lands of Gujarat, India. Our vegetables are grown using sustainable farming practices, ensuring they are fresh, nutritious, and chemical-free. With a focus on quality, hygiene, and international export standards, we bring you farm-fresh vegetables straight from the source. Our Premium Fresh Vegetables Selection: 🥔 Potatoes & Onions – Staple kitchen essentials, carefully harvested for superior taste and long shelf life. 🫑 Green Peppers & Capsicum – Vibrant, crunchy, and full of flavor, perfect for a variety of cuisines. 🍆 Eggplants & Okra – Fresh and tender, rich in nutrients and ideal for global culinary dishes. 🌽 Corn – Naturally sweet and juicy, packed with fiber and essential nutrients. 🍄 Mushrooms – Handpicked for their freshness, ideal for a range of gourmet dishes. 🌿 Leafy Greens & Herbs – Including spinach, coriander, and mint, grown to maintain their natural aroma and taste. 🌶️ Spices & Chilies – Fresh and aromatic, adding rich flavors to your meals. With our state-of-the-art processing facilities, each vegetable is carefully cleaned, sorted, and packed to retain its natural taste, freshness, and nutritional value.

Get in Touch with Midant Exports

At Midant Exports, we believe in the power of collaboration and strong relationships. Whether you're a farmer, supplier, or client, we are committed to fostering meaningful connections that drive mutual growth.

Why Choose Midant Exports

Frequently Asked Questions

Midant Exports provides organic produce, follows sustainable farming, and ensures global quality standards.

Midant Exports follows an integrated business model that combines lease farming, contract farming, organic production, and packhouse operations. Our approach ensures the highest quality of produce while maintaining strong relationships with our farmers and customers.

We primarily focus on mangoes, okra, and green chilies. These crops are grown using organic farming methods to ensure premium quality and sustainability.

We are located in Valsad, Gujarat, which is known as the heart of Western India. This location is ideal for growing organic produce due to its climate and fertile soil.

Yes, Midant Exports is APEDA certified for organic farming. We adhere to the highest organic standards for all our agricultural practices, ensuring that our products are eco-friendly and of top-notch quality.

We offer various services such as sorting and grading, hot water treatment, cold storage, and packaging. We ensure that all our products meet international export standards.

Lease farming at Midant Exports involves partnering with farmers who lease their land to us. We provide them with the necessary resources, and in return, we manage the farming operations, ensuring high yield and quality crops.

Contract farming involves an agreement between Midant Exports and farmers to grow specific crops on their land. Unlike lease farming, farmers retain ownership of the land and crops, while we manage the production process under contract terms.

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