Sunflower
The fruit of a sunflower is principally the sunflower seed. Numerous uses and advantages of these seeds are well known. Sunflower seeds are exported from India to many nations throughout the world. Since a few years ago, India has increased its exports of sunflowers. A great chance to enter and expand on the international market exists due to the rising demand for sunflowers worldwide. Sunflower export includes a variety of sunflower types.
Nutrients:
- Calories – 584 calories
- Dietary Fiber – 9 g
- Total Carbohydrate 20 g
Minerals:
- Phosphorus
- Manganese
- Copper
- Iron
- Pantothenic
- Acid
Protein:
- 21g
Pre-Shipment Inspection:
Standard Packing:
- We provide packaging in terms of 5, 10, 20, 25, 50 and 100kg also, as per the customers’ (country) requirement.
SUNFLOWER VARIETIES WE EXPORT
Numerous sunflower cultivars, including DRSF-108, DRSF-113, and others, are imported from India. All of these types of sunflower are exported in high quality by an Indian exporter. The following sunflower varieties are included in India’s exports.
DRSF-108
The sunflower variety DRSF-108 was introduced in 2004 and is exported from India. This sunflower cultivar yields an average of 1200–1400 kg per hectare. It takes this type roughly 95–100 days to reach maturity. Around 37% of this variety’s weight is made up of oil.
DRSF-113
The DRSF-113 sunflower seed variety produces 1200–1400 kg of seeds per hectare. This cultivar, which was introduced in 2007, needs 90 to 98 days to develop after implantation. This particular seed variety contains about 40% oil.
DRSH-1 (PCSH-243)
Sunflower seeds from the DRSH-1 variety, introduced in 2006, typically yield between 1300 and 1600 kg per hectare. From the day of transplantation, this variety needs about 95 to 105 days to mature. Around 40% of these sunflower seeds have oil in them.
SURYA (RVK – 72-37)
One of the sunflower seed kinds that India exports is called Surya. For the state of Maharashtra, experts recommend the Surya variety. About 90–95 days are needed for this cultivar to reach maturity. Under rainfed circumstances, the seed production is roughly 800-1000 kg/ha. These seeds have an oil content of about 32–35%.
KBSH – 1
Sunflower seeds of the KBSH-1 type reach maturity in 90 to 95 days. It is between 150 and 180 centimetres tall. Around 43–45% of the seeds’ weight is made up of oil. The cultivar produces an average yield of 1900 kg.
NSFH – 9
The NSFH-9 cultivar takes 85 to 95 days to reach maturity. The plant stands between 120 and 150 centimetres tall. This cultivar often yields around 1800 kg. Around 2700 kg are produced at its highest output per hectare. NSFH-9 has an oil content of 38–42%.
SH – 3322
It is known that the SH-3322 cultivar matures in between 85 and 95 days. The pant’s height ranges from 120 to 145 cm. This cultivar has an oil level of around 40–41%. This cultivar typically yields roughly 2095 kg.
MSFH – 1
The MSFH-1 seed variety takes 95 days or so to mature. These seeds have an oil content of about 40%. This cultivar typically yields 1500–2500 kg per acre.
One of the major importers of sunflowers from India is Vachhani Impex. Due to our considerable experience in the food export market, Vachhani Impex guarantees that your items will arrive at their destination in good condition and on schedule. Indian merchants now have a fantastic potential to access the global market through the export of sunflower. Indian exports of sunflowers also generate considerable profits. Vachhani is the ideal if you want to export sunflowers from India!
