Fresh mangoes and whole pomegranates
Specify cultivar, grade, pack and arrival window. Review the exact India-origin commodity route, packhouse, residue evidence and importer arrangements. Whole fruit and extracted arils are separate forms.
Agro & FMCG ExportsFor Canadian importers, distributors and food manufacturers
Indian food sourcing for Canada buyers
Jayshree Industries welcomes Canadian enquiries across our listed products and additional Indian agro sourcing, custom processing and private-label requests. Commercial support is not universal shipment approval: confirm the exact product, selected supplying facility and current Canadian requirements before agreeing an order.
Start with the actual product form
Chilled pomegranate arils
Confirm the processor, intended use, ingredients, MAP or other pack, hygiene controls and validated cold-chain life. A packaging method alone does not establish ready-to-eat safety or a fixed shelf life.
Fruit pulps and ingredients
Share food-manufacturing or retail use, composition, processing, sample specification and bulk or consumer pack. Fresh-fruit access does not establish a pulp or concentrate route.
Frozen, IQF and vacuum-packed foods
Define actual processing, storage and preparation. Frozen mango, corn and mixed vegetables need their own requirements review; vacuum sealing does not demonstrate ambient stability.
Preserved vegetables and chilli
State preservation medium, ingredients, heat or other process, net/drained weight and retail, food-service or manufacturing use. Confirm the selected supplier and applicable finished-product documents.
Rice, vegetables and other catalogue requests
For Rahis rice, identify the selected supplying mill and actual pack specification. Fresh baby corn and onion require separate commodity checks. Additional agro and private-label requests are reviewed individually.
Fresh fruit and arils: access is only one check
APEDA’s 1 April 2026 circular explicitly covers Indian fresh mangoes, pomegranates and pomegranate arils, with Canadian inspection and general plant-health conditions. It is not approval of our processor or a particular shipment.
On 14 October 2026, separate AIRS lookups for Indian-origin, non-organic fresh mangoes, whole fresh pomegranates and fresh pomegranate arils for human consumption each returned a conditional approval recommendation requiring a Safe Food for Canadians licence and DRC membership or a valid exemption. Each reference result is not a customs release or approval of our supplying chain.
- Fresh mangoes: AIRS requirement 73090, version 3; HS 080450, OGD extension 403802. The result calls for CFIA inspection, origin identification on shipping documents and material free of soil, pests, leaves and plant debris.
- Whole fresh pomegranates: requirement 73096, version 3; HS 081090, OGD extension 403701. CFIA inspection and clean, pest-free material conditions apply; cereal-straw packing requires its own import-requirements review.
- Fresh arils: requirement 55373, version 4; HS 081090, OGD extension 403801. This is a separate fresh-cut form with its own processor, preparation and food-safety qualification.
These lookups do not establish cultivar, facility or consignment approval, organic status or a route for pulp, frozen, dried or preserved products. Other government requirements and border controls still apply. The importer or broker must confirm the applicable declaration process and packaging requirements.
Recheck the commodity, origin, intended use and applicable destination conditions with the Canadian importer or broker at shipment time. Identify the supplying packhouse or processor and the required lot evidence.
Sources: APEDA fresh-produce circular; CFIA AIRS guidance; Live AIRS reference system.
Retail packs, bulk cartons and fresh-cut safety
Canadian consumer-prepacked fresh produce generally needs mandatory label information in English and French; other prepacked produce generally requires at least one official language, subject to the actual rules and exemptions. Review origin, quantity, responsible-party and lot information against the chosen pack. Provincial requirements may also apply.
Direct-consumption fresh-cut products need a separate ready-to-eat assessment. Whole-fruit exclusions are not proof that arils are exempt. Ask for product-specific process, sanitation, validation and lot-linked verification evidence; MAP alone does not establish a lower-risk category. We do not assign a Canadian safety category or guarantee shelf life on this page.
Sources: CFIA fresh-produce labels; CFIA traceability; Health Canada ready-to-eat policy; Importer preventive-control planning.
Your Canada buying brief
- Product, exact fresh/frozen/preserved form and intended use.
- Receiving province, arrival point, shipment window and Canadian importer arrangements.
- Quantity, retail or bulk packing, brand or private label, and reference artwork.
- Selected supplier identity, process, specification and sample acceptance.
- Validated storage, logistics and preparation requirements for the actual product.
- Current route, label, residue, safety and traceability document review.
Send confidential specifications through the export desk when requested, not website search. No Canadian office, French-speaking staff or all-product approval is claimed.
Beyond the listed catalogue
Other products, custom specifications and private label
Looking for an agricultural or food product not listed here? Send your requirements for sourcing, custom processing, packing, cold-chain handling or manufacture under your own brand. The export team will review the requested product and destination with the appropriate supplying facility.
Additional products
Describe the raw material, product form, intended use and expected quantity. Share a reference specification or sample requirement where available.
Custom processing and packing
Specify cuts, ingredients, preservation or freezing method, pack size, storage condition and arrival requirements. Technical feasibility and validation are confirmed before an order is agreed.
Private-label programmes
Include your brand, retail or bulk format, artwork and destination-language labelling needs. Samples, minimum quantities, lead times and commercial terms are reviewed for the selected programme.
Requests are welcome for your intended destination, including markets not yet covered by a website guide. Product availability, the selected manufacturing or packing facility, current documents, import requirements and shipment eligibility must be confirmed for each order. This is not a claim of approval for every product in every country.
Request another product or private labelPrepare your Canadian sourcing enquiry
Select a product or custom/private-label request and include Canada and the receiving province. The form prepares a browser-local draft; review and send it yourself by email or WhatsApp. Preparing a draft is not a received RFQ or a confirmed order.
Prepared and source-checked: 14 October 2026. Sourcing guidance, not an exhaustive import protocol or shipment approval.
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