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Cavendish Banana (G-9)

Origin

Maharashtra

Season

Cavendish bananas are generally available year-round because they are cultivated in tropical climates worldwide, allowing for continuous, staggered harvesting. While production is constant, peak harvesting seasons for Cavendish (often called Robusta) vary by region, typically falling during warmer months or shortly after rainy seasons, such as Feb-April or Oct-Nov in parts of India.

Cavendish Bananas are the most popular cultivars of bananas in the Maharashtra. At 70-80% maturity, Cavendish banana is yellowish-green and a rich source of vital vitamins, proteins, carbohydrates and minerals.

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Benefits

Cavendish bananas are a highly nutritious, low-calorie, and portable snack rich in potassium, fiber, and vitamin B6. They support heart health by lowering blood pressure, aiding digestion, providing sustained energy for exercise, and promoting weight management due to their fiber content and natural sweetness

Uses & Applications

Cavendish bananas are primarily used as a versatile, nutrient-dense, and portable snack, rich in potassium, vitamin B6, and fiber for energy and heart health. They are widely consumed raw, added to salads, baked into bread, or used in smoothies and desserts. Green Cavendish bananas are cooked, fried, or processed into flour

Characteristics

Texture:Cavendish bananas have a smooth, creamy, and soft flesh when ripe, offering a, "melt-in-your-mouth" consistency. They are firm when slightly green, turning tender and soft as the starch converts to sugar. They have a thin, easily removable peel and a consistent, slightly fibrous but creamy texture.
Appearance:Cavendish bananas are characterized by a medium-to-large, slightly curved, and cylindrical shape with a thick, smooth, bright yellow peel when ripe.

Health & Nutrition

Nutritional Value

A medium-sized Cavendish banana (approx. 126g) provides roughly 105–110 calories, 27–28g of carbohydrates, 3g of fiber, 1g of protein, and no fat. They are an excellent source of potassium (~450mg), Vitamin B6, and Vitamin C, providing quick energy and promoting heart and digestive health

Medicinal Properties

Cavendish bananas offer significant medicinal value due to high potassium, fiber, and antioxidant content, promoting heart health, blood pressure regulation, and digestive function. They aid in anemia treatment by enhancing red blood cell production, provide quick energy, and possess antimicrobial

Varieties

Bananas come in numerous varieties classified mainly as dessert (sweet) or cooking (starchy/plantain) types, with the Cavendish being the most common global commercial variety. Other popular types include Red Bananas, Lady Finger, Blue Java, and Nendran, offering distinct flavors ranging from sweet and creamy to tangy

Specifications

WeightIndividual Fruit: 100–150g. Average Weight: Approx. 120g.
Length18 cm to 21 cm
Thickness39mm to 47mm

Packaging

Cavendish bananas are primarily packaged in ventilated, export-grade corrugated cardboard cartons, with 13 kg being the standard, most demanded weight. Other common sizes include 5 kg, 7 kg, and 13.5 kg boxes. The packaging often includes vacuum sealing or protective liners to maintain freshness during transport.

Safety Information

. They are low in fat and cholesterol, providing vitamins C and B6, along with potassium for heart health. However, there are specific safety notes regarding their consumption, handling, and production.

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Product Specifications

General Specifications

ColorIndian Cavendish bananas, particularly the popular Grand Naine variety, transition from a vibrant green to a bright yellow color when ripe.
MaturityIndian Cavendish bananas (primarily the Grand Naine or G9 variety) are harvested at specific maturity levels depending on the destination (domestic vs. export). The "special maturity" usually refers to the optimal, high-quality, 11-12 week stage for export.
Storage Temperature13°C (55°F)
Size7 to 9 inches
Country of Originindia

Packaging Details

MaterialIndian Cavendish bananas for export are typically packed in sturdy 5-ply or 7-ply corrugated fibreboard (CFB) boxes, designed to hold to of fruit, often ventilated for air circulation. Key packaging includes plastic lining (poly-bags) to maintain humidity, cushioned with foam or bubble wraps, and sometimes utilizing Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) for long-distance sea freight
Box Sizes7 kg Net WT; 13.5 kg Net WT; 18.5 kg Net WT

Shipping Information

40ft Container Loadability~1,540 boxes (13.5kg) per 40ft reefer container

Availability & Processing

Supply Abilityas per your choice
Minimum Ordermin 500kg
Processing Time10days