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  4. Ladies Sarees 7 Products available
  5. Food Grains & Cereals 5 Products available
  6. Meat & Poultry 4 Products available
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Tropical Fruits

We offer the best product range of Papaya, Fresh Pineapple and Bananas.

Papaya

The papaya is an amazingly rich source of the proteolytic enzymes. These are the chemicals that enable the digestion of protein. Papain, which is the most important of these enzymes in the papaya, is extracted and dried as a powder for use to aid the digestion, and it is often used as a meat tenderizer, the enzyme partially breaking down the meat fibres - digesting them in factPapaya contains arginine which is known to be essential for male fertility andalso carpain, an nzym thought to be good for the heart. Fibrin also occurs and this substance is not commonly found in the plant kingdom; in man it forms part of the blood clotting processe. skin & body centerThe papaya is an excellent source of vitamin C, with 82mg per 100g (4oz), and is rich in carotene. After treatment with antibiotics the use of papaya juice will quickly assist the restoration of the normal bacteria in the gut which will have been destroyed by the treatment. Papaya is good for many digestive disorders and is excellent for improving poor digestion. It has also been recommended as part of the treatment for cancer. Therapeutically it can often be combined with pineapple juice in which there is another important
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Fresh Pineapple

Today we were looking at more produce from poorer nations that rely on the Fairtrade system to make a decent living. In recent weeks we have used our senses to investigate the taste, smell and Qualitys Each week we spend time describing what we see, feel, smell and hear in our own words. (And so if the fruit looks like Marge) This week it was the turn of the Paraguayan Pineapple to face the wrath of our panel. Fairtrade produce fresh from the local Scotmid ( we dont need to go to Paraguay to buy them). We looked, we smelled, we touched - we thought he was jaggy! We considered that it was waxy and shiny like a pumpkin or squashit had a thick skin we would not eat -unlike an appleit had spikey bits on top like Marge Simpsons hair with too much gel!it was very heavy (dense)it had signs of a stalk or stemits leaves pointed up to the sunthe plant stem must be strong as the fruit is heavythere is yellow flesh inside the skinthere is no core like an apple but there is a hard bit through the middle we probably wouldnt eat (after all the pineapple in tins comes in rings with no middle bit)the smell was making our mouths water!there was a lot of juice from this fruitthe fruit tasted just wonderful!
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Bananas

Bananas are a great food for all round health benefits, for the average person, dieter or even athletes bananas may provide greater benefits than most fruits. The combination of carbohydrates and B vitamins present in a banana helps provide an energy boost which makes them great to eat 30 minutes before a workout, or even at breakfast to help boost energy at the start of every day. Theyre also handy to carry thanks to their thick skin and easy to eat without getting ti all over your shirt. Theyre also a pretty silent snack.Bananas will boost you into a fantastic performance, so make it part of your pre-concert routine. Banana has been a favourite fruit in india from time immemorial. The remains of a wild banana species, Musa balbisiana (locally known as 'ati kehel'), have been found at prehistoric cave sites. Present-day banana cultivars rarely produce seeds because they have little or no pollen and exhibit female sterility, making them very difficult to breed. Banana is one of the most important major fruit crops grown in India. In respect of area and production, it ranks second only to mango in this country. The banana culture in India is as old as Indian civilization.
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  1. Seeds 30 Products available
  2. Fresh Fish 18 Products available
  3. Fresh Fruits 10 Products available
  4. Ladies Sarees 7 Products available
  5. Food Grains & Cereals 5 Products available
  6. Meat & Poultry 4 Products available
  7. Cattle Feed 4 Products available
  8. Catalysts And Absorbents 3 Products available
  9. Tropical Fruits 3 Products available
  10. Whole Spices 3 Products available
  11. Others Products / Services 82 Products / Services available

Tropical Fruits

We offer the best product range of Papaya, Fresh Pineapple and Bananas.

Papaya

The papaya is an amazingly rich source of the proteolytic enzymes. These are the chemicals that enable the digestion of protein. Papain, which is the most important of these enzymes in the papaya, is extracted and dried as a powder for use to aid the digestion, and it is often used as a meat tenderizer, the enzyme partially breaking down the meat fibres - digesting them in factPapaya contains arginine which is known to be essential for male fertility andalso carpain, an nzym thought to be good for the heart. Fibrin also occurs and this substance is not commonly found in the plant kingdom; in man it forms part of the blood clotting processe. skin & body centerThe papaya is an excellent source of vitamin C, with 82mg per 100g (4oz), and is rich in carotene. After treatment with antibiotics the use of papaya juice will quickly assist the restoration of the normal bacteria in the gut which will have been destroyed by the treatment. Papaya is good for many digestive disorders and is excellent for improving poor digestion. It has also been recommended as part of the treatment for cancer. Therapeutically it can often be combined with pineapple juice in which there is another important
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Fresh Pineapple

Today we were looking at more produce from poorer nations that rely on the Fairtrade system to make a decent living. In recent weeks we have used our senses to investigate the taste, smell and Qualitys Each week we spend time describing what we see, feel, smell and hear in our own words. (And so if the fruit looks like Marge) This week it was the turn of the Paraguayan Pineapple to face the wrath of our panel. Fairtrade produce fresh from the local Scotmid ( we dont need to go to Paraguay to buy them). We looked, we smelled, we touched - we thought he was jaggy! We considered that it was waxy and shiny like a pumpkin or squashit had a thick skin we would not eat -unlike an appleit had spikey bits on top like Marge Simpsons hair with too much gel!it was very heavy (dense)it had signs of a stalk or stemits leaves pointed up to the sunthe plant stem must be strong as the fruit is heavythere is yellow flesh inside the skinthere is no core like an apple but there is a hard bit through the middle we probably wouldnt eat (after all the pineapple in tins comes in rings with no middle bit)the smell was making our mouths water!there was a lot of juice from this fruitthe fruit tasted just wonderful!
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Bananas

Bananas are a great food for all round health benefits, for the average person, dieter or even athletes bananas may provide greater benefits than most fruits. The combination of carbohydrates and B vitamins present in a banana helps provide an energy boost which makes them great to eat 30 minutes before a workout, or even at breakfast to help boost energy at the start of every day. Theyre also handy to carry thanks to their thick skin and easy to eat without getting ti all over your shirt. Theyre also a pretty silent snack.Bananas will boost you into a fantastic performance, so make it part of your pre-concert routine. Banana has been a favourite fruit in india from time immemorial. The remains of a wild banana species, Musa balbisiana (locally known as 'ati kehel'), have been found at prehistoric cave sites. Present-day banana cultivars rarely produce seeds because they have little or no pollen and exhibit female sterility, making them very difficult to breed. Banana is one of the most important major fruit crops grown in India. In respect of area and production, it ranks second only to mango in this country. The banana culture in India is as old as Indian civilization.
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