Produce and grades

Four crops. A written standard for each.

The grade is the contract. These are the standards a buyer agrees to before the first load moves.

Capacity and season

Crop	Peak season	Peak capacity a week	Off season a week
Onions, red creole	June to November	12 tonnes	5 tonnes
Tomatoes, processing	March to August	15 tonnes	6 tonnes
Chillies, bird eye	Year round	4 tonnes	3 tonnes
Passion fruit, purple	February to September	9 tonnes	3 tonnes

Onions, red creole

Tomatoes, processing

Chillies, bird eye

Passion fruit, purple

Irrigation means nothing stops entirely. Off season figures are what we will commit to in writing.

Crop	Grade one	Grade two	Rejected
Onions	Over 60mm, cured, no sprouting	40 to 60mm, cured	Soft, sprouted or split
Tomatoes	Firm, even colour, no cracking	Firm, uneven colour	Soft, cracked or blemished
Chillies	Full colour, stalk intact	Full colour, stalk broken	Pale, soft or mouldy
Passion fruit	Over 55g, smooth skin	40 to 55g, light wrinkling	Under 40g or split

Onions

Tomatoes

Chillies

Passion fruit

Grade one and grade two are priced separately. Rejected fruit never travels, and you are never invoiced for it.

01
You send your requirement
Crop, grade, volume and how often. We tell you plainly what we can commit to and what we cannot.
02
We agree the standard
You get the written grading standard for your crop and sign it. That document settles any argument later.
03
A trial load
One consignment at the agreed grade, so you can check it against the standard before committing.
04
A standing order
Twice weekly delivery to Kampala, or collection here. Payment within fourteen days of delivery.