Murali Krishnan

The IQF (Individually Quick Frozen) industry is a sector of the frozen food industry that specializes in producing frozen fruits, vegetables, and other food products that are rapidly frozen at extremely low temperatures to preserve their texture, taste, and nutritional value. There are several methods of commercial freezing. However, each freezing method has its advantages […]

Organic Farming – providing organic fertilizers Fertilizers play a crucial role in increasing global food production and ensuring food security. There is growing concern about the usage of chemical fertilizers which results in groundwater pollution and soil degradation. ABC Fruits have been providing organic fertilizers to farmers free of cost to create a sustainable environment. […]

Mango sustainability – Overview Environment Sustainability is a responsibility dedicated to maintaining the quality of our planet through eco-friendly and biological practices. At ABC Fruits, we believe “a healthy planet is the backbone of every industry on earth”. The postharvest losses of mango fruit have been estimated to be as high as 50% in Asia […]

What are mango waste products? Mango waste products that include mango peel, mango seed or kernel and mango fibre have enormous nutritional and functional value, the same as mango puree. Mango pulp is an important mango byproduct and raw material for all secondary processed mango products. Mango pulp, also known as mango puree, is a thick and smooth substance manufactured by […]

Mango, the king of fruits, is deep-rooted in Indian culture and tradition. India is the largest producer of mango contributing to 51% of the world’s total production till 2022. The total mango production in India in 2022 varies for each variety. The mango crop this year has a drop in the yield with the increase in fruit prices. However, […]

Introduction Amla is an important minor crop produced in the Indian subcontinent. There are three main Amla varieties in India. The other varieties are developed. The amla production and cultivation in India have increased over the past few years due to its ability to grow in variable soil conditions. Amla has good medicinal value and is highly nutritious. […]

Introduction Tomatoes are grown in abundance both in the summer and winter seasons in India. The crop grown in the winter is of superior quality because they contain more total solids. The tomato paste retains all of the flavour, sweetness, and nutrients in the fresh fruits. The tomato processing industry in India is equipped with state of the art […]

Introduction The tomato is a herbaceous, sprawling plant with a weak woody stem that grows 1-3 m in height. The tomato is a Peruvian and Mexican native. There are no definitive records of when and how it arrived in India, perhaps the Portuguese introduced it. There are about 1000 varieties of tomato in India. China leads […]

Banana is the second most important crop after mango. Banana is preferred for table and processing variety because of its year-round availability, affordability, flavour, multiple varieties, nutrition, and health benefits. Banana has a strong export potential as fruit and processed foods, including banana pulp or juice. Although we all eat bananas as fruit or processed […]

Papaya (Carica papaya) is a tropical fruit with significant commercial importance due to its commercial and medicinal value. The cultivation of papaya began in Southern Mexico and Costa Rica. The total production of Papaya in the world is estimated to be 6 million tones per year. With an annual output of 3 million tones, India is the largest producer of […]