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Guava Powder

India is the world’s largest guava producer; Prayagraj and Maharashtra belts grow pink-fleshed fruit with strong aroma.

  • Fruit
  • Form: powder
  • HS 1106.30
  • ITC-HS 11063090
Illustration of blush-pink guava powder in a black stone bowl

Origin

Where it grows.

  • Uttar Pradesh (Prayagraj)
  • Maharashtra
  • Bihar
  • Gujarat

Guava is among the richest common fruits in vitamin C and contains lycopene (pink varieties), pectin fibre and quercetin.

PrayagrajMaharashtraBiharGujaratRajkot

The science

Guava is among the richest common fruits in vitamin C and contains lycopene (pink varieties), pectin fibre and quercetin.

Why Indian

India is the world’s largest guava producer; Prayagraj and Maharashtra belts grow pink-fleshed fruit with strong aroma.

What it does for your formulation

Fruit-forward flavour and fibre for beverages, nutraceutical blends and confectionery.

Profile summarised from published ingredient science; lot-specific data on the COA.

Typical specifications

The numbers we quote against.

Typical specifications
AppearanceFine powder
ColorPale pink to cream
Odor & TasteSweet, musky, characteristic
Mesh SizeAs per requirement
Moisture≤5%
Shelf LifeUp to 24 months
PackagingFood-grade / customized
StorageCool & dry place
Typical values — lot-specific Certificate of Analysis on request.

Applications

  • Functional beverages
  • Nutraceutical blends
  • Confectionery
  • Dairy

Who buys this

  • Nutraceutical / supplement manufacturer
  • Functional beverage & health drink maker
  • Infant & baby food manufacturer

Compliance & documents

For your market.

  • For the EU, confirm this ingredient's novel-food status for your intended use before commercial import. We share the documentation we hold.

What to expect · EU

  • EU MRL panel (pesticides) and heavy metals per Regulation (EC) 396/2005 and 2023/915 — ask for the lab panel before shipment.
  • Indian spices and some dried vegetables are under increased official controls at EU borders; documentation must be complete and consistent.
  • Labelling per Regulation (EU) 1169/2011; allergen statements available per product.
  • Novel-food status for this ingredient should be confirmed against the EU Novel Food Catalogue for your intended use before commercial import.

Documents usually asked

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Certificate of origin
  • Health/phytosanitary certificate
  • Certificate of analysis
  • ETO-free declaration (spices)

Incoterm we usually quote for EU: FOB. FOB and CIF both available.

HS classification is indicative; confirm with your customs broker for the destination tariff line.

Packaging & shelf life

How it ships.

  • HDPE export bag (outer food grade)
  • BOPP / brown kraft paper bag
  • Multi-layer laminated bulk box
  • 25 kg food-grade fibre drum
  • Small pack sizes supported on request

Shelf life: Up to 24 months in cool, dry, hygienic storage. FCL and LCL.

Seasonality

When to book.

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  5. May
  6. Jun
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  8. Aug
  9. Sep
  10. Oct
  11. Nov
  12. Dec
  • Harvest
  • New crop — best booking
  • From stock
  • Lean

Main winter crop Nov–Feb; a lighter rainy-season crop Jul–Sep.

Indicative windows from public Indian crop data. Ask us for the current season.

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