Thailand Origin
Sourced in Thailand according to the required commercial specification and seasonal availability.
Source fresh Thai rambutan from Thailand for international wholesale, distribution and fresh produce programs. ThaiMahapoke supports B2B buyers with product specification coordination, export packing requirements, inspection arrangements where required, and shipment planning based on destination and product condition.
Commercial options may include Rong Rian (Rongrien) rambutan and other available Thai varieties, subject to season, supplier availability and final buyer specification.
A fast commercial overview for importers, wholesalers, distributors and retail fresh-produce buyers evaluating Thai rambutan supply.
Sourced in Thailand according to the required commercial specification and seasonal availability.
Rong Rian is an important Thai rambutan variety. Other varieties may be available depending on season, supplier capability and buyer requirements.
Suitable primarily for fresh produce importers, distributors, wholesalers and retail fruit programs.
Buyer-defined sizing can be supported. Codex CXS 246-2005 provides recognized size references for individual fruit and bunch presentation.
Rambutan may be supplied as individual fruits or in bunches, subject to commercial specification and supplier availability.
MOQ, packing, Incoterm, shipment method and commercial terms are confirmed upon inquiry rather than published as fixed values.
Rong Rian, also commonly written commercially as Rongrien, is a recognized Thai rambutan cultivar. It is typically known for red-toned skin, contrasting spinterns and white flesh, although appearance varies with maturity, growing conditions and handling.
Availability and final specification are confirmed for the requested shipment period.
Si Chomphu is another Thai cultivar, often associated with a pink-toned exterior and white flesh.
Commercial availability is subject to season and supplier confirmation.
| Codex Size Code | Indicative Weight per Fruit | Fruits per kg |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | More than 43 g | Fewer than 23 |
| 2 | 38–43 g | 23–26 |
| 3 | 33–37 g | 27–30 |
| 4 | 29–32 g | 31–34 |
| 5 | 25–28 g | 35–40 |
| 6 | 18–24 g | 41–50 |
| Codex Size Code | Fruits per kg |
|---|---|
| 1 | Fewer than 29 |
| 2 | 29–34 |
| 3 | 35–40 |
| 4 | 41–45 |
Important: Codex sizing is provided as a commercial reference. The actual size range offered by ThaiMahapoke is subject to buyer specification, seasonal crop characteristics and supplier confirmation before quotation.
| Commercial Consideration | Rong Rian | Si Chomphu | Individual Fruit | Bunch Presentation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Product distinction | Major recognized Thai cultivar | Distinct Thai cultivar | Standardized individual presentation | Natural cluster presentation |
| Exterior | Typically red-toned | Typically pink-toned | Depends on cultivar | Depends on cultivar |
| Buyer focus | Variety identity, appearance, size | Availability and market preference | Uniform sizing and packing | Cluster quality and presentation |
| Size specification | Buyer-defined / Codex reference | Buyer-defined / Codex reference | Fruit count/kg and weight can be specified | Fruit count/kg can be specified |
| Retail presentation | Suitable | Suitable where available | Particularly practical | Market-dependent |
| Packing consideration | Protect rind and spinterns | Protect rind and spinterns | Uniform packing easier to control | Stem and cluster protection required |
For supermarket or standardized wholesale programs, individual-fruit presentation with a defined size range may simplify receiving specifications, pack uniformity and retail presentation. Bunch presentation may be appropriate where the destination market values natural cluster display, but the buyer should define acceptable stem, cluster and presentation requirements.
Fresh rambutan is the fruit of Nephelium lappaceum L., a tropical fruit species in the Sapindaceae family. It is recognized by its colourful rind and flexible hair-like structures known as spinterns. Inside is translucent-to-white edible flesh surrounding a seed.
Depending on cultivar and maturity, the flesh is generally juicy with a sweet aromatic character. Commercially, rambutan is unusual because external appearance can deteriorate through moisture loss and browning even while the internal flesh may still remain acceptable.
Rambutan is also a non-climacteric fruit. Harvest maturity therefore matters because buyers should not rely on significant postharvest ripening to improve eating quality.
| Product Name | Fresh Thai Rambutan |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Rambutan |
| Botanical Name | Nephelium lappaceum L. |
| Country of Origin | Thailand |
| Commercial Variety | Rong Rian / other available Thai varieties subject to confirmation |
| Product Form | Fresh whole fruit |
| Presentation | Individual fruit or bunches, subject to specification |
| Size | Buyer specification; Codex CXS 246-2005 sizing may be used as a reference |
| Quality Class | To be agreed; Codex Extra, Class I and Class II references may be considered where applicable |
| Maturity / Ripeness | Appropriate commercial maturity for fresh consumption and intended shipment; confirmed before order |
| Exterior | Characteristic colour and appearance for agreed variety and maturity |
| Flesh | White to translucent flesh characteristic of the variety |
| Condition | Fresh, sound and suitable for agreed commercial use |
| Defect Requirement | Confirmed according to buyer specification and applicable standard |
| Packing | Export carton / retail or custom packing subject to confirmation |
| Storage Program | Confirmed according to cultivar, packing format, transit plan and destination |
| Shipment Method | Evaluated according to quantity, destination, transit time and product condition |
| Final Specification | Confirmed before quotation and shipment |
Codex CXS 246-2005 recognizes Extra Class, Class I and Class II for rambutan. This does not mean every ThaiMahapoke offer is automatically quoted to a particular Codex class. The required commercial quality level must be specified and confirmed for each inquiry.
Corrugated export cartons may be considered according to buyer specification and shipment requirements. Key factors include ventilation, carton strength, compression protection and internal arrangement.
Depending on the commercial program, liners or other protective materials may be considered to help manage fruit condition. Exact materials and configuration must be confirmed before quotation.
Useful where buyers require fruit count, size uniformity, pack consistency or retail presentation control.
Where bunch presentation is requested, packing should protect clusters and minimize avoidable stem and fruit damage during handling.
Retail formats may be considered subject to quantity, supplier capability, labeling requirements and destination regulations.
Carton dimensions, pack weight, pallet configuration and loading quantity are confirmed only after the commercial packing program is agreed.
| MOQ | Confirmed upon inquiry |
|---|---|
| Order Quantity | Buyer to specify |
| Variety | Confirmed according to seasonal availability |
| Size | Buyer specification / agreed commercial size reference |
| Presentation | Individual fruit or bunches where available |
| Seasonal Availability | Confirmed for requested shipment period |
| Packaging | Confirmed according to buyer and shipment requirements |
| FOB | Quotation available subject to final specification |
| CIF | Evaluated according to destination and logistics requirements |
| Destination | Buyer must provide country and port or airport |
| Shipment Method | Confirmed based on product condition, quantity, route and transit requirements |
| Lead Time | Confirmed upon inquiry |
| Inspection | May be coordinated where required and agreed |
| Payment Terms | Confirmed before order |
| Export Documents | Confirmed according to destination and transaction requirements |
| Private Label | Subject to quantity, format and supplier capability |
Rambutan is a relatively perishable fruit and visual freshness can decline during prolonged handling. Air freight may be considered where shorter transit is important. Sea freight should not be assumed suitable for every destination; feasibility needs to be evaluated against transit time, cultivar, packing system, temperature management, destination requirements and expected arrival condition.
For import programs supplying national or regional wholesale and retail distribution.
Suitable for specialist tropical-fruit portfolios and wholesale fresh produce channels.
For distributors serving retailers, specialist fruit shops, Asian grocery channels and food service.
Programs may prioritize appearance, uniformity, retail packing, labeling and barcode requirements.
Potentially relevant for distributors supplying hotels, restaurants and hospitality customers.
Buyers sourcing for processing should clearly specify intended use because fresh-market specifications may differ from processing requirements.
Commercial inspection should consider characteristic colour, rind freshness, spintern condition, browning, excessive darkening, shriveling, bruising, cuts, compression damage and decay.
Water loss is an important contributor to deterioration in rambutan skin and spintern appearance. Packing therefore needs to balance moisture management with suitable ventilation and product protection.
Rambutan is non-climacteric. Fruit should be selected at an appropriate maturity for the agreed commercial program rather than relying on substantial ripening after harvest.
Compression, abrasion and rough handling can reduce market appearance. Carton selection and handling should reflect the fragility of the rind and spinterns.
Cooling can slow deterioration, but cultivars may be sensitive to excessively low temperatures. A universal storage temperature is therefore not published as a guaranteed specification.
Where required, inspection may be discussed for agreed characteristics such as variety, appearance, size, presentation, packing, labeling and other buyer-defined specifications.
Custom printed or labeled cartons may be considered subject to supplier and packaging capability.
Labels may include product identification, origin information and buyer-required data. Barcode requirements can be coordinated where the required format is supplied or approved by the buyer.
Consumer packs may be considered for supermarket and grocery programs subject to quantity, format and final confirmation.
Required labeling and product information should be confirmed according to the destination market and applicable regulations.
Private-label availability is not automatically guaranteed. It depends on order quantity, packaging format, printing or labeling requirements, supplier capability, production timing and final commercial confirmation.
Coordination of fresh rambutan sourcing according to requested variety, commercial specification and shipment period.
Buyer requirements can be defined around variety, size, maturity, presentation, appearance, packaging and destination.
Export and retail packing requirements can be discussed before quotation so the offer reflects the intended distribution channel.
Where inspection is required, the requested scope can be discussed and coordinated subject to availability and commercial agreement.
Required shipment documentation can be reviewed according to the transaction and destination requirements.
Because rambutan is perishable, shipment planning considers destination, route, quantity, packing, transit requirements and product condition.
For the most relevant quotation, provide your preferred variety, size, quantity, packing, destination and shipment requirements. Fixed FOB or CIF prices are not published because fresh-produce quotations depend on season, specification, quantity, packing and logistics.
If Rong Rian is required specifically, state it in the RFQ rather than requesting only “rambutan.” Variety affects appearance, market recognition and potentially postharvest behavior.
Avoid relying only on “large” or “medium.” Where suitable, use weight per fruit, fruits per kilogram, a Codex size code or another agreed range.
The packing program differs depending on presentation. Retail buyers seeking uniform packs may prefer individual fruit, while some markets may value natural bunch presentation.
Define acceptable rind colour, spintern freshness, shriveling, browning, mechanical damage, decay and uniformity because these characteristics directly affect fresh-market presentation.
Because rambutan is non-climacteric, maturity expectations should be defined before shipment rather than assuming the fruit will significantly improve after harvest.
Good rambutan packaging needs to balance physical protection, ventilation, moisture management, carton strength and presentation.
The correct choice depends on destination, transit time, product condition, cultivar, packing, quantity and target receiving quality—not freight cost alone.
Before ordering, the importer should verify applicable fresh-fruit import, phytosanitary, labeling, plant-health, residue, packaging and other destination requirements.