Thailand Origin
Whole fresh fruit sourced from Thailand, subject to current crop and lot confirmation.
Source fresh Thai jujube from Thailand for wholesale, distribution, specialty retail and food-service supply. Variety, size, maturity, packing and shipment feasibility are confirmed for each inquiry.
Fresh Thai-grown Indian jujube is selected for product identity, firmness, crispness, maturity, appearance and lot consistency according to the buyer's intended channel.
Whole fresh fruit sourced from Thailand, subject to current crop and lot confirmation.
Generally associated with Indian jujube, Ziziphus mauritiana, rather than dried Chinese red dates.
Variety, measurable size, maturity, appearance and acceptable tolerances are agreed before quotation.
Packing, destination access, handling protocol and shipment method are evaluated together.
Trade names and cultivar descriptions can vary. The available variety, traceability name, size method and maturity criteria should be confirmed for every quotation.
The Phase 1 offer covers whole fresh fruit for wholesale, retail, food service and selected processing uses.
Milk Jujube or Phut-sa Nom Sod is a Thai commercial name. Availability and the precise variety or traceability identity require confirmation.
Define size by diameter, unit weight, count per pack or a supplier-confirmed class supported by current lot measurements.
State the preferred color, firmness, eating stage, transit time and intended sales window.
Commercial fit depends on uniformity, eating stage, pack format, transit and the buyer's receiving and distribution program.
| Commercial selection | Best suited to | Points to confirm | Packing considerations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Uniform retail selection | Supermarkets, specialty grocers and retail chains | Consistent size, appearance, maturity and pack count | Display-ready or buyer-branded pack with protection from rubbing and compression |
| Wholesale selection | Importers, distributors and produce wholesalers | Agreed size band, appearance tolerance and carton net weight | Ventilated export carton with protection appropriate to the fruit |
| Food-service selection | Food-service distributors, hotels and restaurants | Eating maturity, crispness, usable condition and delivery frequency | Practical pack size and handling protection |
| Processing selection | Buyers using fresh fruit as an ingredient | Maturity, flavor profile, defect tolerance and processing schedule | Bulk-oriented configuration subject to handling and transit needs |
A clear species and product-form description prevents fresh tropical jujube from being confused with dried Chinese red dates.
Fresh Thai jujube is a tropical fresh fruit grown and traded in Thailand. It is generally associated with Indian jujube (Ziziphus mauritiana), a species suited to warm climates. Depending on variety and maturity, the fruit may be round to oval, green to yellow-green or color-breaking, with pale flesh and a firm, crisp bite.
The product should not be confused with Chinese jujube (Ziziphus jujuba), which is widely marketed in dried form as Chinese dates or red dates. This page covers fresh Thai-grown whole fruit only.
Fresh jujube may serve wholesale, retail and food-service channels. Selected lots may also be assessed as processing raw material where the buyer's maturity and quality requirements can be met.

Final product values are confirmed against current supply, the buyer's specification and the intended destination and shipment program.
Packing should balance protection, ventilation, moisture management, handling efficiency and presentation for the selected fruit and route.
Corrugated carton strength, dimensions, net weight and ventilation are confirmed for the fruit and stacking plan.
Liners, trays, dividers or cushioning may be assessed to reduce fruit movement, rubbing, puncture and compression.
Punnets, trays, labels and buyer-branded cartons can be reviewed where feasible.

A useful quotation connects current supply with specification, packing, destination, shipment method, Incoterm, inspection and documents.
Supply is seasonal and lot-dependent. Workable MOQ varies with packing, labeling, consolidation, shipment method and destination.
FOB or CIF can be assessed where commercially and logistically available. CIF enquiries require a named destination port or airport and shipment window.
Air may suit time-sensitive programs. Sea requires a validated combination of variety, maturity, packing, temperature management and transit time.
Scope may include quantity, appearance, size, maturity, weight, packing and labels. Third-party inspection can be considered where available.
Commercial, transport, origin and phytosanitary documents depend on the confirmed destination and transaction.
Terms are quotation-specific and affected by crop, packing, label approval, inspection, documentation and booking.
The strongest fit is with buyers able to manage a fresh specialty fruit through import, wholesale, retail or food-service distribution.
For Thailand-origin fresh-fruit ranges requiring supply-window, specification and shipment alignment.
For programs prioritizing practical pack weight, carton condition, agreed size and sell-through maturity.
For supermarkets and specialty grocers requiring stronger uniformity, appearance, pack count, labeling and receiving-window control.
For buyers specifying crispness, eating maturity, usable quality, delivery frequency or fresh-fruit raw-material requirements.
Freshness and arrival condition depend on variety, harvest maturity, handling, physical protection, packaging, storage duration and cold-chain execution.

Confirm variety, size method, maturity, firmness, fresh appearance and required lot consistency.
Agree acceptance criteria for decay, pest damage, punctures, cuts, bruising, shriveling and mechanical damage.
Reduce drops, rubbing and compression, and match stacking strength to fruit firmness and pack design.
Confirm variety, maturity, pre-cooling, temperature, duration and packaging as one route-specific protocol.
Net weight, carton count, marks, labels and barcode details may be verified against the approved order.
Pre-shipment or independent third-party inspection can be coordinated subject to scope and commercial availability.
ThaiMahapoke can assess buyer-specific fresh-fruit packaging and labeling requirements and arrange suitable solutions where commercially available.
Buyer artwork, carton marks and export presentation can be reviewed against quantity, materials and printing requirements.
Retail labels, stickers, barcode data, destination-language information and traceability fields can be coordinated where applicable.
Punnets, trays, pack counts and net weights can be assessed against fruit protection and retailer requirements.
ThaiMahapoke serves international B2B buyers from product requirement through supply, specification, packing, inspection, documentation and shipment coordination.
Assess current Thai jujube supply against the required variety, volume, maturity and delivery period.
Align size, maturity, appearance, acceptable tolerances and packing before quotation.
Arrange supply and product selection against the agreed commercial criteria.
Coordinate cartons, internal protection, labels and retail configurations appropriate to the product and route.
Coordinate applicable product checks, third-party inspection options and export-document requirements.
Support FOB, CIF and other applicable arrangements according to the confirmed transaction.

Answers for importers, distributors, wholesalers, retail buyers and food-service procurement teams preparing a commercial inquiry.
Fresh Thai jujube is a Thailand-grown tropical jujube generally associated with Indian jujube, Ziziphus mauritiana. It is supplied as whole fresh fruit and is commonly selected for a firm, crisp eating texture.
No. Fresh Thai jujube on this page is associated with Ziziphus mauritiana. Chinese jujube or red dates are generally associated with Ziziphus jujuba and are frequently traded dried. Buyers should specify the species and product form.
Milk Jujube is a commercial name used in Thailand. Availability and the precise variety or traceability name must be confirmed for the requested delivery period before quotation.
There is no universal size table stated on this page. Size can be agreed by diameter, unit weight, count per pack or a supplier-confirmed size class. Grade criteria and tolerances should be documented in the quotation or product specification.
Yes, subject to crop and lot availability. Buyers should state the preferred color, firmness, eating stage, transit time and intended sales window. Reference photographs or samples may be used to align expectations.
Potential options include ventilated corrugated cartons, protective liners, trays or dividers, retail packs and custom labels. The final carton weight, pack count and internal protection depend on the fruit specification and shipment plan.
MOQ is quotation-specific and depends on availability, pack format, private-label requirements, consolidation, destination and shipment method. Include the required quantity in the RFQ so a workable basis can be assessed.
FOB or CIF can be assessed where available. State the destination port or airport, expected shipment period, quantity and transport preference. Any quotation should identify the Incoterm and named place clearly.
The decision depends on volume, fruit maturity, packaging, required arrival condition, transit time and cost. Air may suit time-sensitive programs; sea requires a validated product and cold-chain protocol for the route.
There is no universal figure for all Thai jujube varieties and packs. Published studies show that cultivar, maturity, temperature, duration and atmosphere affect quality and chilling risk. A shipment-specific protocol and receiving plan should be confirmed before order acceptance.
Inspection can be arranged subject to the agreed scope and commercial availability. It may cover quantity, appearance, size, maturity, defects, weight, packing, labels and loading condition. Third-party inspection can be considered when requested.
Provide the product type or variety, size or grade method, maturity, quantity, packaging, destination country and port or airport, FOB or CIF basis, shipment method, delivery period, label requirements and inspection needs.
Send complete requirements so current supply, product selection, packing, destination access and shipment options can be assessed on the same commercial basis.
Use the same measurable requirement for product selection, supplier comparison, packing approval and quotation.
Specify fresh Ziziphus mauritiana from Thailand and the required variety or trade name.
Agree size method, tolerance, maturity, color, firmness, appearance and defect limits.
Select carton, ventilation, protection, net weight and retail presentation around the fruit and route.
Confirm pre-cooling, temperature management, transit, receiving conditions and air or sea feasibility.
Confirm phytosanitary, residue, labeling, packaging-material and document requirements before ordering.