
Pomegranates
Welcome to our World of fresh pomegranates. With experience of exporting pomegranates to the European market for 4 years, we are happy to show you more about pomegranates.
Pomegranates (Variety: Bhagwa) originate from the region of Sangli, Maharashtra, India. Maharashtra is the leading producer of pomegranates followed by Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. In this part of the world we have direct access with the producers in order to understand more closely what is going on there. This intensive contact and communication with the producers give us strong ground to know more about pomegranates. Our Group of smallholder farmers from Sangli, with 15+ years of experience in growing pomegranates, has taken utmost care in delivering this beautiful fruit to your basket.
Did you know?! – Health Facts
Pomegranates are useful in maintaining effective and healthy blood circulation. It is traditionally being used for clearing up the skin and reducing inflammation, as well as for the treatment of sore throats. Other health benefits include being a great cure for heart-related problems, stomach disorders, cancer, dental problems, osteoarthritis, anaemia, and diabetes. Adding pomegranate juice to your diet may reduce your risk for chronic disease and inflammation. It’s also a great way to get the fruit’s nutrients and a boost of antioxidants.
Nutrient Profile
Pomegranates have an impressive nutrient profile — one cup of sweet edible seeds (174 grams), called arils contains:
- Fiber: 7 grams
- Protein: 3 grams
- Vitamin C: 40% of the RDI
- Vitamin K: 36% of the RDI
- Folate: 16% of the RDI
- Potassium: 12% of the RDI
“Pomegranate has been a stable fruit for us (farmers) for a long period of time in terms of exports. The fruit requires lot of monitoring throughout the growing period. It takes at least 4 years to see a couple of mature pomegranates in a tree, so you can imagine the hard work that goes in the production. Even though, I worked with other companies in the past, I have got better information and knowledge with Don Limón, which was lacking in the past”.
– Malli Gadade, Indian Pomegranates Farmer
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.
Time to Harvest
Fruits are fully grown.