Products

Products and sizing

Eight products, all from one region. We set the calibre of each consignment to the destination market and to the specification you send us.

Seasonal calendar

Seasonal calendar

Our citrus window runs November to January — the middle of the Russian and Kazakh winter. Alongside it, greenhouse vegetables run all twelve months. That makes us a steady supplier rather than a seasonal seller.

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Months of the year in which each product ships
ProductSeasonJanuaryFebruaryMarchAprilMayJuneJulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember
OrangeNovember – JanuaryJanuary: in seasonFebruary: not in seasonMarch: not in seasonApril: not in seasonMay: not in seasonJune: not in seasonJuly: not in seasonAugust: not in seasonSeptember: not in seasonOctober: not in seasonNovember: in seasonDecember: in season
MandarinOctober – DecemberJanuary: not in seasonFebruary: not in seasonMarch: not in seasonApril: not in seasonMay: not in seasonJune: not in seasonJuly: not in seasonAugust: not in seasonSeptember: not in seasonOctober: in seasonNovember: in seasonDecember: in season
PomegranateOctober – JanuaryJanuary: in seasonFebruary: not in seasonMarch: not in seasonApril: not in seasonMay: not in seasonJune: not in seasonJuly: not in seasonAugust: not in seasonSeptember: not in seasonOctober: in seasonNovember: in seasonDecember: in season
PeachJune – SeptemberJanuary: not in seasonFebruary: not in seasonMarch: not in seasonApril: not in seasonMay: not in seasonJune: in seasonJuly: in seasonAugust: in seasonSeptember: in seasonOctober: not in seasonNovember: not in seasonDecember: not in season
Tomato(greenhouse)Year-round (greenhouse)January: in seasonFebruary: in seasonMarch: in seasonApril: in seasonMay: in seasonJune: in seasonJuly: in seasonAugust: in seasonSeptember: in seasonOctober: in seasonNovember: in seasonDecember: in season
Cucumber(greenhouse)Year-round (greenhouse)January: in seasonFebruary: in seasonMarch: in seasonApril: in seasonMay: in seasonJune: in seasonJuly: in seasonAugust: in seasonSeptember: in seasonOctober: in seasonNovember: in seasonDecember: in season
Aubergine(greenhouse)Year-round (greenhouse)January: in seasonFebruary: in seasonMarch: in seasonApril: in seasonMay: in seasonJune: in seasonJuly: in seasonAugust: in seasonSeptember: in seasonOctober: in seasonNovember: in seasonDecember: in season
Bell pepper(greenhouse)Year-round (greenhouse)January: in seasonFebruary: in seasonMarch: in seasonApril: in seasonMay: in seasonJune: in seasonJuly: in seasonAugust: in seasonSeptember: in seasonOctober: in seasonNovember: in seasonDecember: in season

With greenhouse vegetables, supply continues all twelve months of the year. Our citrus window — November to January — falls in the middle of the Russian and Kazakh winter, when there is no domestic citrus production.

Packing and sizing

Packing and sizing

Our standard packing is the single-use plastic crate; cartons are also produced on request. The crates are single-use, so there is no return, no deposit and no back-haul cost for you.

Sizing is done by calibre (weight per fruit in grams), and we set the calibre to the destination market and to the specification the buyer sends us.

Every crate and carton ships with the Zaghmarz Fruit label.

Refrigerated transport is arranged by us or by the buyer, depending on what we agree.

See roughly how many crates, pallets and trucks your shipment needs

Packing and sizingSPEC
Standard packing
Single-use plastic crate
Alternative packing
Carton, on request
Calibre
size by weight per fruit (grams)
Labelling
Zaghmarz Fruit label on every crate and carton
Refrigerated transport
By agreement — arranged by us or by the buyer

Post-harvest handling

Post-harvest handling

All three steps are carried out at our own sorting facility on our own lines — the fruit is never handed to a third party for preparation. Depending on the destination market and the buyer's request, the load is prepared in any of these forms:

  • Leafy pack

    Fruit with leaf and stem attached, clipped rather than pulled. Markets such as Iraq ask for leafy fruit specifically, because a green leaf reads as proof of freshness and hand picking.

  • Food-grade wax

    Edible wax coating for gloss, lower moisture loss and longer shelf life on long routes.

  • Degreening

    Evening out the peel colour on early fruit that is ripe inside but still green outside, without affecting taste or ripeness.

The destination country's phytosanitary rules decide which form may be shipped; this is agreed with the buyer before loading.

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Last updated: 2026-09-05

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