Our Products
Fresh Vegetables
Global trade of farm fresh vegetables has been a part of our business for some time. Kerala has been famous for its exotic vegetables which are unique in taste due to its geographical distinctiveness & traditional farming techniques. We are engaged with multiple farmer groups & also connected with individual farmers directly. We are also involved in contract farming through which we get the vegetables as per our quality & quantity requirements. We supply handpicked vegetables, ensured for its quality and freshness, to our esteemed clients.
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Tropical Fruits
Concord Green Projects trades in tropical fruits from Kerala region in India, Due to our geographical location and tie up with strategic partners we are able to provide the best price and quality available in the Indian market. We procure most of our agriculture produces directly from farms. Our network with local farmers allows us to avoid middle man and thus improve on our price and quality of products. Being a cultivator ourselves we have all the required knowledge of the produces which we deal in and personally verify the quality of the produces. We have also partnered with food processing units capable of processing such as fruits as per the requirement of our clients.
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Spices
Being called as the spice capital of India, the trading business of spices in Kerala is flourishing very well even today. We are a global leader in Spice trade in terms of Quality & Quantity. The most popular spices in Kerala are Pepper – The black gold, Cloves – The Dentist, Cardamom – The Queen of spices, Ginger – The digestive expert, Turmeric – The natural Antiseptic, Nutmeg- Fruit turned spice, Tamarind – The Indian date & so on. Kerala has held its popularity and position in global markets because of its rich flavor and fragrance.
Coir Products
Coir is the natural fibre extracted from the outer husk of coconut and used in products such as floor mats, brushes and mattresses.
The husk contains 20% to 30% fibre of varying length. After grinding the husk, the long fibres are removed and used for various industrial purposes, such as rope and mat making. The remaining material, composed of short and medium-length fibres as well as pith tissue, is referred to as waste-grade coir.
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Green Products
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