Fresh White Onions

Fresh White Onions

We supply fresh white onion bulbs to importers, wholesalers, foodservice distributors and processors that need an even-coloured whole onion. The current XMSD program references 6–8 cm round bulbs, 20 kg mesh bags and a 10-metric-ton minimum order. We align grade, crop window, packing and sea-freight route so the delivered lot matches the agreed fresh-bulb specification.

Keep the pale-bulb grade consistent

White onion buyers often need a pale, visually consistent bulb for foodservice, retail display or a processing line that cannot hide skin variation. Our product photos show whole, unpeeled white onions. The current fresh-white-onion program gives a 6–8 cm round size reference; that diameter should be paired with a sample of the actual crop rather than used as the only acceptance point.

Check the sample for white skin coverage, roundness, firm necks, dry outer layers, sprouting and bruising. For a processor, estimate trim loss and workable bulb diameter against the intended slicing or dicing equipment. For a wholesaler, focus on bag-to-bag appearance and whether the graded bulbs remain saleable after routine market handling.

Build the bulk unit around fresh handling

The current supply reference uses 20 kg mesh bags and a 10-metric-ton minimum order. A breathable bag helps a whole-bulb lot move through wholesale receiving, but bag strength, fill level and closure still affect damage and handling. We document the specified bag, net weight, grade and count in the order so a shipment is checked against one commercial unit.

Sea-freight planning should consider the destination route, expected transit and the receiver's unloading method. A buyer selling loose bulbs may keep the normal mesh unit; a retail prepack operation may need its own downstream packing plan. We can align the export quotation and loading description to the approved fresh-onion unit.

Protect arrival condition through the crop window

Our fresh-white-onion program uses a February–June crop window for seasonal planning. We review the available crop, dispatch date and destination route together before committing supply. Keep the approved bulb grade and bag specification with the shipment documents so loading and arrival checks use the same reference.

At receipt, sample several bags from different positions in the load. Record soft bulbs, damp outer layers, sprouting, skin loss or mechanical damage with photos and bag locations. Comparing those observations with the approved sample can guide grading and packing adjustments for the next shipment while keeping the commercial discussion specific to the actual lot.

Source Fresh White Onions from XMSD

Share the bulb grade, delivery market and volume so we can prepare a fresh white-onion quotation.