Red & Yellow Onion
Onion nutrition can help you maintain better blood sugar levels, facilitate in building strong bones and be protective against inflammation, which we know is at the root of most diseases.
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Product Name
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Fresh Red Onion, Yellow Onion
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Varieties
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un-peeled onion
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peeled onion
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Sizes
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3-5cm, 5-7cm, 6-8cm, 8-10cm, 10cm up
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Shape
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Round/Oval
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Supplying Period
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All the year round
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Transporting Temperature
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-1 ℃ – 0 ℃
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Capacity
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Cartons packing: 26 tons for 40’rh
Bags packing: 28 tons for 40’rh |
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Supply ability
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800 tons per month
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Delivery time
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Within 7 days after receiving the down payment
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