Papayas
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Country Of Origin : India
🍈 Papayas (Fresh Tropical Fruit)
Scientific Name: *Carica papaya*
Category: Fresh Fruit
HSN Code: 08072000
✅ Product Summary:
Papaya is a tropical fruit known for its elongated shape, vibrant orange flesh, and sweet aroma. It is widely cultivated in India and exported for its nutritional richness and digestive benefits. Papaya is highly regarded for its enzyme **papain**, which aids digestion and makes the fruit a health booster in many diets.
📏 Physical Specifications:
Shape: Oval, pear-shaped, or cylindrical
Length: 15–30 cm
Weight Range: 500 g – 2.5 kg per fruit
Skin Color: Green (raw) turning yellow-orange when ripe
Flesh Color: Deep orange to reddish-orange
Skin Texture: Smooth and thin; thickens as fruit matures
Seed Presence: Numerous black round seeds in central cavity
Aroma: Sweet, musky fragrance when ripe
Brix Level (Sweetness): 11–15° Brix depending on ripeness
🍈 Popular Varieties:
Red Lady – large size, high yield, deep red-orange flesh
Solo – smaller, sweeter, commonly exported variety
Pusa Delicious – medium-sized, high papain content
CO-2 / CO-7 – cultivated in Tamil Nadu; good shelf life
🌿 Nutritional & Health Benefits:
Water Content: ~88%
Calories: ~43 kcal per 100 g
Rich In:
Vitamin C (immunity booster)
Vitamin A (good for eyesight and skin)
Folate (supports metabolism and cell health)
Fiber (aids digestion)
Papain enzyme (supports protein digestion)
Health Benefits:
Supports digestion and gut health
Strengthens immune system
Improves skin glow and eye health
Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties
May help regulate blood sugar levels
📦 Storage & Handling:
Shelf Life:
Room Temperature (ripe): 3–5 days
Refrigerated (partially ripe): Up to 10–14 days at 7–10°C
Packaging Options:
Corrugated Boxes with fruit padding
Plastic crates or foam-net wrapped units
Standard Pack Size: 3 kg, 5 kg, or customized export packs
Handling Instructions:
Handle gently to prevent bruising
Store away from ethylene-producing fruits if unripe
Protect from excessive moisture and direct sunlight
