What fits in the box
depends on the crop.
These are the loads already published. They are not a rate card, and wheat grain is not a load we will book.
Buyers ask how much a box holds before they ask the price. Zarkaar publishes one planning load per crop. A mango reefer is not a rice box. An onion reefer is not a cotton box. Use this page to size the enquiry, then ask for the offer.
Sea production-to-dispatch is planned at 14 days from a confirmed order, and air at 5 days. Those are planning figures from the shipping terms. A full mill or a missed booking week can move them. The proforma is the date that counts.
The published loads
Nothing below is a new minimum invented for this page.
Mango
Air and LCL start near 500 cartons, about 2 metric tons. A full 40-foot high-cube reefer is about 4,800 cartons, about 19 to 20 metric tons. Cartons are 4 kg single layer. The set point is 8–12°C. Private-label artwork is a four-container minimum per variety, due 60 days before the first ship.
Rice and corn
Rice plans as one 20-foot box at about 24 metric tons, or one 40-foot box at about 27 metric tons. Private-label rice is one 40-foot high cube, about 25 metric tons. IRRI bulk starts at about 5,000 metric tons. Feed corn is about 27 metric tons in a 40-foot box, and bulk from about 5,000 metric tons. Moisture on feed corn is 13–14 percent.
Cotton and onion
Lint ships in 170 kg bales. A 40-foot high cube holds about 80 bales, about 13.6 metric tons. Yarn does not use the lint count. Onion is a 40-foot high-cube reefer at about 25 metric tons, in 10, 20, or 25 kg mesh, at 0–4°C after a 7–10 day cure.
The load we will not plan
Wheat grain stays closed. The how-to-order page keeps a planning line for a future licensed window. That line is not an offer, and this page will not turn it into one. Fertiliser and seed do not go in an export box.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How many mango cartons fit in a reefer?
How many tons of basmati fit in a 40-foot container?
How many cotton bales are in a container?
Can you load wheat in the same plan?
Get in touch
Say the crop and the box count.
We match the load to the grade before we talk freight.
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