Starfruits


Starfruit, also known as carambola, is a unique five-ribbed tropical fruit that forms a star shape when sliced. Native to Southeast Asia and widely cultivated in Indonesia, it is prized for its glossy yellow skin, crisp texture, and refreshing sweet-sour flavor. Its exotic shape and taste make it a favorite in gourmet cuisine and health-conscious diets.
Functions & Applications
Consumed fresh or juiced for a tropical refreshment
Used in fruit salads, garnishes, desserts, and syrups
Popular in hotels, restaurants, and high-end retail
Used in wellness products due to its antioxidant content
Culinary use for both sweet and savory dishes
Specification
Variety: Indonesian Yellow Starfruit
Average Fruit Length: 8–12 cm
Skin Color: Bright yellow with light green edges
Taste Profile: Sweet to mildly sour, juicy and crisp
Nutrient Content: Rich in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants
Shelf Life: 5–10 days (fresh), up to 12 months (frozen)
Harvest Season: January to May, August to December
Our Product Advantages
Firm, non-bruising flesh with excellent shelf appeal
High yield and quality from tropical lowland farms
Carefully sorted for size, ripeness, and glossiness
Naturally grown in rich volcanic soil without chemical ripeners
Unique shape adds visual appeal for premium markets
Logistic & Storage
Store at 10–12°C with high humidity (90–95%)
Packed in ventilated cartons or mesh sleeves
Cold chain recommended to preserve texture and taste
Protection from impact and ethylene sources during transit
Supply Capacity & Distribution
Grown in Central Java, Yogyakarta, and Bali
Monthly availability: 10–15 MT during peak season
Distributed to gourmet retailers and fruit importers in Asia-Pacific and the Middle East
Available for bulk contracts & spot shipments