Are you looking for a peanut exporter? EVANTA INTERNATIONAL is a perfect platform to build trade relationships for future endeavors.
Evanta International sources the most excellent quality peanut from the fertile regions of western parts of the country, Indo-Gangetic plains at the very beginning of the operation. This peanut is extremely rich within the protein also because of the oil content. Right after the sourcing process, the peanuts are made to undergo careful cleaning which helps to achieve a 90 to 95% purity level.
Variety Evanta International have- No 10, No 20, Java variety with available sizes : 50/60, 60/70, 70/80, 80/90, 90/100, 140/160 Counts/Ounce and Bold variety with available sizes : 38/42, 40/50, 50/60, 60/70, 70/80, 80/90, 90/100, 140/160 Counts/Ounce.
Evanta International has known sources with a spread processing plant consisting of the latest machinery that utilizes cutting-edge machinery. This plant makes use of environment-friendly practices wherever possible and gives waste management special attention. The natural java peanut thus produced is of the very best standards and export-ready. Our company is completely dedicated to serving you in the absolute best way and is consistently improving itself during this endeavor.
Evanta International is a Java peanut supplier, Java peanut exporter, and Java producer as well.
India is among the top 3 producers of peanut or groundnut worldwide. Indian peanuts are available throughout the year because of their farmers’ two-crop farming pattern. ( March and October )
Java peanut is produced in major quantities in India and exports mainly to Indonesia, Vietnam, and Thailand.
Java peanuts are reddish in appearance and their seeds have a shiny surface. In addition, their outer shells are brown in color and have strong construction to protect the seeds inside.
Java peanut is majorly produced in Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan.
Indian groundnut is rich in nutrition and vitamins due to the dry and humid weather of India. Its life cycle is 4 to 5 months depending on the region.