Papaya


Papaya is a tropical fruit known for its vibrant orange flesh, natural sweetness, and soft, buttery texture. Grown across Indonesia’s equatorial regions, papayas are harvested year-round and prized for their digestive enzymes, particularly papain. Its versatility in culinary and nutraceutical applications makes it a high-demand product for both fresh consumption and industrial processing.
Functions & Applications
Consumed fresh or as part of fruit salads and smoothies
Processed into purees, juices, jams, and baby food
Used as a meat tenderizer due to natural papain enzyme
Applied in cosmetic products for exfoliation and skincare
Key ingredient in health supplements and detox blends
Specification
Variety Available: Red Lady, Calina IPB-9
Average Fruit Size: 700–2000 grams
Flesh Color: Deep orange-red
Taste Profile: Sweet with low acidity
Enzyme Content: High in papain and chymopapain
Shelf Life: 5–7 days (fresh), up to 12 months (frozen)
Harvest Season: AllYear-round
Our Product Advantages
Sourced from tropical regions with consistent sunlight
Naturally ripened with optimal sugar-acid balance
Varieties with long shelf life and uniform color
Free from chemical ripening agents
Available in bulk fresh or frozen pulp format
Logistic & Storage
Stored at 10–13°C with 85–90% relative humidity
Transported in ventilated cartons with foam lining
Quick pre-cooling before export for freshness retention
Frozen pulp available in aseptic or bulk containers
Supply Capacity & Distribution
Sourced from Java, Sumatra, and Sulawesi growing zones
Monthly export capacity of 10–75 MT depending on season
Shipments available to Asia, Middle East, America and EU markets
Available for bulk contracts & spot shipments