k-64a, hauz khas enclave, new delhi 110016, …...guava pulp. we give great attention to the...
TRANSCRIPT
K-64A, HAUZ KHAS ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI 110016, INDIA Ph.: +91-1146035660 Web: www.mapleagro.com, E-mail: [email protected]
OUR NORTH AMERICA OFFICE
For Canada and USA
Dr. Agya Pal 5191 Rosedale Avenue, Montreal, QC, Canada H4V 2H4 E-mail: [email protected]
ABOUT US
We are New Delhi-based orchard owners and exporters working mainly in the field of exports of
fresh fruits, such as mango , pomegranate, papaya and all tropical fresh vegetables.
We are also producers of mango products such as mango pulp, mango slices, mango dices etc.
We are a company dedicated to cultivate and export high quality “Indian Mango”. Besides dealing in fresh mango fruits and processed mango items, we also deal in single strength pomegranate pulp in 220 kg aseptic bags at -19 C, and now exploring opportunities in exports of pink and white guava pulp.
We give great attention to the management of both pre harvesting and post harvesting activities at our fruit orchards in order to produce high quality fruits for exports as per international standards. We have our own farms in India looked after by a dedicated field force following the philosophy of “masanobu fukuoka”
Our fruit cultivation and harvest is under strict quality control standards coupled with modern farm management techniques. The final product is far superior in quality and with no pesticide residue. The pesticides and fertilizers used in our farms are mostly organic.
All our Pack houses are world class and equipped with VHT systems. We are the only suppliers of Indian mangoes to Japan and meet their strict quarantine requirements. Our mangoes are extremely high in nutrition and quality standards owing to which we have had easy entry into many foreign markets.
We give customized packaging service for our clients in Japan.
OUR CORE BUSINESS SEGMENTS
FRESH FRUITS Mango –Banganapalle, dasheri, mallika , Kesar, Chausa, Langra, Alphonso and 1000 more Papaya & Pomegranate
ALL TROPICAL FRESH VEGETABLES Okra, Green chilli ,French Beans, Gourd, Bitter Gourd, Onion(red and white), Spinach, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Potato, Baby corn
FRUIT PULP Mango – Alphonso & Kesar Guava – Pink and White & Pomegranate – first press
CANNED ITEMS Mango Slices – Alphonso Mango Dices – Totapuri
ABOUT MANGO
Mango has been a part of Indian life since time immemorial and is called the "King” of fruits.
Over 1500 varieties are grown in India and many are being cultivated
commercially.
The Indian mango is appreciated by knowledgeable fruit lovers all over the world.
Indian Mangoes come in various shapes, sizes, colors with a wide variety of flavor, taste and aroma.
Mangoes are a tropical fruit that have been grown in India for more than 4000 years.
Mango trees are considered sacred in India. Each mango contains one large seed.
More mangoes are eaten fresh around the world than any other fruit.
HEALTH BENEFITS
Prevents Cancer: Research has shown antioxidant compounds in mango fruit have been found to protect against colon, breast, leukemia and prostate cancers. These compounds include quercetin, isoquercitrin, astragalin, fisetin, gallic acid and methylgallat, as well as the abundant enzymes.
Lowers Cholesterol: The high levels of fiber, pectin and vitamin C help to lower serum cholesterol levels, specifically Low-Density Lipoprotein (the bad stuff).
Clears the Skin: Can be used both internally and externally for the skin. Mangos help clear clogged pores and eliminate pimples.
Improves Eye Health: One cup of sliced mangoes supplies 25 percent of the needed daily value of vitamin A, which promotes good eyesight and prevents night blindness and dry eyes.
HEALTH BENEFITS
May Help with Diabetes: Mango leaves help normalize insulin levels in the blood. The traditional home remedy involves boiling leaves in water, soaking through the night and then consuming the filtered decoction in the morning. Mango fruit also has a relatively low glycemic index (41-60) so moderate quantities will not spike your sugar levels. Promotes Healthy Sex: Mangos are a great source of vitamin E. Even though the popular connection between sex drive and vitamin E was originally created by a mistaken generalization on rat studies, further research has shown balanced proper amounts (from whole foods) does help.
Alkalizes the Whole Body:The tartaric acid, malic acid, and a trace of citric acid found in the fruit help to maintain the alkali reserve of the body.
INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTION OF MANGOES
45%
15%
7%
7%
6%
7%
5% 3% 3% 2%
TOTAL
india
china
indonesia
mexico
thailand
pakistan
brazil
philippines
bangladesh
nigeria
MANGOES EXPORTED
ALPHONSO MANGO
BANGANAPALLI MANGO
MALLIKA MANGO
KESAR MANGO
LANGRA MANGO
CHAUNSA MANGO
ALPHONSO MANGO
Shape Oval
Size Medium –sized ( 250 gms to 400 gms)
Flavour Deep sweet taste
Flesh Texture
Aromatic, rich, creamy, tender texture with low fibre.
Colour Bright golden yellow with a tinge of red
Seasonal Availability
March End – Early July (Southern India- Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh)
Ripening Time
One week since harvesting
Shelf Life 2- 3 weeks after ripening
Shape Ovate oblique
Size Medium –sized (300 gms to 600 gms)
Flavour Aromatic and sweet
Flesh Texture
Firm, meaty, fibreless, yellow pulp and thin skin
Colour Golden yellow
Seasonal Availability
April - June (Southern India - Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamil Nadu)
Ripening Time
One week since harvesting
Shelf Life 3 weeks after ripening
BANGANAPALLI MANGO
Shape Ovate
Size Large –sized (300 gms to 600 gms)
Flavour Very sweet
Flesh Texture Fibreless pulp with pleasant honey sweetness
Colour Golden yellow
Seasonal Availability
Mid July- Early August (Northern India)
Ripening Time One week since harvesting
Shelf Life 2-3 weeks after ripening
MALLIKA MANGO
Shape
Size
Flavour
Flesh Texture Colour
Seasonal Availability
Ripening Time Shelf Life
Ovate oblique
Medium –sized (300 gms to 500 gms)
Honey sweet
Fibreless pulp & juicy
Bright orange with yellow tinge
May - July (Western India - Gujarat)
One week since harvesting
3 weeks after ripening
KESAR MANGO
Shape Oval
Size Large –sized (300 gms to 550 gms)
Flavour Sweet
Flesh Texture Fibreless & juicy
Colour Predominantly greenish with mild yellow tint
Seasonal Availability
Mid June - July (Northern India - Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, West Bengal and Punjab)
Ripening Time
One week since harvesting
Shelf Life 2-3 weeks after ripening
LANGRA MANGO
Shape Oval
Size Medium –sized (300 gms to 500 gms)
Flavour Very sweet & aromatic
Flesh Texture
Fibreless pulp & juicy
Colour Uniformly bright yellow -golden
Seasonal Availability
July - August (Northern India - Bihar, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh)
Ripening Time
One week since harvesting
Shelf Life 2-3 weeks after ripening
CHAUNSA MANGO
STATE VARIETY
Andhra Pradesh Banganapalli, Suvarnarekha, Neelam and totapuri
Gujrat Kesar, Alphonso and Rajapuri
Karnataka Banganapalli, Alphonso, Pairi, Neelum and malgoa
Maharashtra Alphonso, Kesar and Pairi
Tamil Nadu Alphonso, Totaapuri and Banganapalli
Uttar Pradesh Dashehari, Langra and Chaunsa, Mallika
West Bengal Himsagar, Kishenbhog and Gulabkhas
Bihar Langra, Bombay Green, Bihar Jardalu, Sepia, Sukul
VARIETAL PREFERENCE IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF INDIA
MANGO PROCESS FLOWCHART
Receipt of Raw Material at Pack
House
Sorting and Grading
Washing
VHT/Hot Water
Fungicide Treatment
Drying Packing and
Coding Palletization
Pre-Cooling & Cold Storage
Container Loading
Transportation for shipment
MANGO PULP
Mango pulp is used for making mango
drinks, milk shakes, juices and beverages
and is used in the food industry and homes
for various applications
There is a growing demand of mango pulp in
local and international markets. Estimated
size of export market of mango pulp is over
thousands of tons. India is the largest
supplier of mango pulp catering to about
two thirds of global demand. International
market of mango pulp has been on a rise
during the past years.
.
MANGO SLICE (Canned Products)
Canning is defined as preservation of
foods in hermetically sealed containers and usually implies heat treatment as the principal factor in prevention of spoilage.
Canning was invented by Nicholas Appert in 1910 so also termed as Appertization
MANGO PULP
Select ripe mangoes
Wash, peel
Pulping
Filling in plain cans at 85ºC (pH 3.8-4.0)
Add sugar syrup and 0.3 % citric
acid (TSS 40ºBrix)
Exhausting (82-85ºC/ 6-10 min)
Double seaming
Processing (100ºC/30 min)
Cooling
Storage
Ripe mango fruits
Wash, peel
Cut into longitudinal slices
Filling in plain cans containing syrup
(40ºBrix) and 0.3% citric acid
Exhausting (82-85ºC/ 6-10 min)
Seaming
Processing (100ºC/30 min)
Cooling
Storage
MANGO SLICES
POMEGRANATE JUICE
One of the oldest herbals known in traditional medicine, used for thousands of years in areas of the Middle East and Mediterranean
Study compared multiple antioxidant properties of pomegranate juice in comparison to other beverages sold in the US
Helps diabetics with oxidation of lipids and moderately lowered their serum cholesterol levels (without affecting blood sugar)
Helps Aids coronary artery disease patients with stress-induced myocardial ischemia (angina)
Helps carotid artery stenosis patients by reducing the size of their atherosclerotic lesions
MANGO FARMING IN INDIA
With the increase in the domestic &
international markets for Indian mangoes, use of pesticides and insecticides has increased in the otherwise natural farming of
mangoes.
The result was that the natural defense of the soil which helped in the preservation and growth of the fruit, slowly disappeared and the trees became heavily dependant
on insecticides and pesticides, harmful for the human body.
Thus the mangoes so produced lost their original taste flavour and aroma.
HOW ARE WE DIFFERENT?
We are equiped with latest machineries to spray pesticide mist over the trees in our farm .
The residual effect of the pest repellants used is nil on the fruits as mainly organic pesticides are used for the spray.
The use of mango bags especially imported from Japan is used to protect each mango from insects, effect of rain and bad weather.
Mango bags are used to avoid the ill-effects of pesticides when sprayed and also keeps away the mango fly and other harmful insects.
Great care is taken in the upkeep of our mango orchards ensuring good tree health and better quality fruit. No mangoes are procured from the open market as other exporters resort to. Every mango can be traced back to the origin of cultivation( provenance)
We ensure that the harvested mangoes undergo Vapor Heat Treatment and quarantine process at our own Packhouses before being exported.
FROM THE TREES TO THE BOXES
OUR MANGO ORCHARDS
Mallika Mango Orchard with Caretakers
The President Awardee, Mr. Kalimullah, for best mangoes, appreciating our cultivation
Annual organic feed & fertilizers are given to every tree in our farms
Mechanized Pesticide sprayers are used in our farms
ALPHONSO MANGO ORCHARDS
SOUTH INDIA
OUR PACK HOUSES
Lucknow packhouse
Nashik packhouse
Dadri packhouse
Tirupathi packhouse
DADRI PACKHOUSE
Washing line
Grading line Rear view
Main hall
VHT chamber
Cold rooms VHT control panel
Japanese and Korean pq inspectors
VHT entrance
LUCKNOW PACKHOUSE
Packhouse – Front View
Hot Water Tank Washing Line Dryer Section
Kioritz Lifting Platform Cold Room Inner View Laboratory
Packing Area Cold Storage
NASHIK PACKHOUSE
Front View VHT Chamber -10 ton capacity
Japanese PQ Inspector inspect fruits before packing
Our Team Members with Korean business representative
TIRUPATHI PACKHOUSE
Front View
VHT Chamber and Packing Area Desapping, Grading & Sorting Area
VHT Control Panel
PACK HOUSE- INSPECTION & PACKING
Despatch for Japan at Tirupathi Packhouse
Final Inspection by Japanese PQ Inspector at Tirupathi Packhouse
Spanish Buyer at Tirupathi Packhouse
Packing at Tirupathi Packhouse
Inspection with Japanese PQ Inspector
MANGO FRUIT PACKAGING
Benganpalli Mango - South India 5kg Carton
5 kg Kesar Mango Box
NAWAB MANGO
OUR STRENGTH
Natural farming methods and mechanization of process:
We have developed our own farms where we have adopted natural farming
methods.
We have mechanized various farming processes.
We follow the philosophy of ‘’MASANOBU FUKUOKA” and all our farming
concepts are lead and supervised by Prof. Miyata of Tokyo Agricultural University.
Good Agricultural Practices .
Awareness generation on harvesting and post harvest management.
Use of pesticide.
Promotion and encouragement
Registration
Residue testing system
Table Of Contents
About Us-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------3
Our Core Business Segments------------------------------------------------------------------------------4
About Mango------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------5
Health Benefits----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------6
International Production Of Mangoes--------------------------------------------------------------------7
Mangoes Exported------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------8
Varietal Preference In Different Part Of India----------------------------------------------------------15
Mango Process Flowchart---------------------------------------------------------------------------------16
Mango Pulp-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------17
Mango Slice-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
Mango pulp and Slice Process----------------------------------------------------------------------------19
Pomegranate Juice-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------20
Mango Farming In India-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------21
How Are We Different?-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------22
From The Trees To The Boxes----------------------------------------------------------------------------23
Our Mangos Orchards-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------24
Alphonso Mangos Orchards------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
Our Packhouse---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------26
Pack House- Inspection & Packing-----------------------------------------------------------------------31
Mango Fruit Packaging------------------------------------------------------------------------------------32
Our Strength------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------33