Jani Life

Grown on the Black Sea coast of Georgia

Juicy mandarins from Georgia

We grow, grade and export Satsuma mandarins from our own orchards in Chakvi, Adjara. Wholesale volumes from 20 tonnes, packed in 14 kg crates, delivered by truck.

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Direct from the producer

Our own orchards and packhouse, no intermediaries

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Quality control at every stage

Handled to GOST, ISO and GlobalGAP requirements

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Overland logistics

Delivered by truck, terms agreed for each order

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Documents for your destination

The document set is agreed before each delivery

Wholesale offer

Satsuma mandarins wholesale from Georgia

We supply Satsuma (unshiu) mandarins in wholesale volumes, graded by calibre and packed to order. The price is calculated for each lot.

Price for your lot

The price depends on the season, calibre, packing, lot volume and delivery terms. Tell us the volume, calibre and delivery city, and we will calculate the cost of your lot.

Orders from 200 tonnes: special price and logistics terms.

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Supply terms

Variety
Satsuma (unshiu)
Calibre
35–80 mm, by availability
Packing
Plastic crate, 14 kg
Custom packing
On request
Season
November – December
Shelf life
Up to 30 days chilled
Minimum order
From 20 tonnes
Volumes
No upper limit
Payment
Prepayment
Delivery terms
Agreed for each order
Transport
By road (trucks)

About us

From our orchards to your shelves

Jani Life LLC is a family-run grower and exporter based in Chakvi, Adjara, the heart of Georgia's citrus coast. We supply fresh fruit directly from producers, with a guarantee of freshness and quality that grocery chains and food-service businesses can build on.

We run our own growing, sorting and packing operations, so we control quality at every step, from the branch to the pallet. That is how we can confidently stand behind the naturalness of everything we ship.

Purchases are made directly from the grower, represented by us, and delivered to any country in the world.

Mandarin orchard in Adjara, Georgia

Products

What we grow and export

Mandarins are our main crop. In season we also supply apples, nectarines and blueberries from Georgian orchards.

Satsuma mandarins from Georgia wholesale
November – December

Mandarins

Satsuma (unshiu) mandarins from our orchards in Chakvi, Adjara. Easy to peel, nearly seedless, with a bright sweet-tart taste. Graded by calibre and packed into ventilated 14 kg crates.

Varieties & seasons
  • Variety: Satsuma (unshiu), grown on the Adjara coast
  • Calibres: 35–50 mm, 50–65 mm and 65–80 mm
  • Packing: plastic crate of 14 kg, custom packing on request
  • Shelf life: up to 30 days in cold storage
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Red Georgian apples
July – spring (stored)

Apples

Georgia's climate zones (Kakheti, Shida Kartli, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Imereti) produce apples from early summer varieties to long-storing winter ones.

Varieties & seasons
  • Traditional Georgian: Chinuri, Ganja, Abkhazuri. Aromatic, distinctive local character
  • Early (Jul–Aug): White Filling, Melba, Gala. Juicy, sweet, popular for export
  • Autumn (Sep–Oct): Golden Delicious, Red Delicious, Fuji. Sweet, crunchy, store well
  • Winter (Oct–Nov, stored to spring): Granny Smith, Reinette, Idared. Firm, ideal for transport
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Ripe Georgian nectarines
May – September

Nectarines

Kakhetian sun and moderate humidity give our nectarines rich sweetness and dense, juicy flesh that travels well over long distances.

Varieties & seasons
  • Fantasia: late (Aug–Sep), large fruit, bright yellow flesh with red blush
  • Sun Glow: mid-season (Jul–Aug), firm and juicy, excellent transportability
  • Big Top: large-fruited, sweet with minimal acidity, long shelf life
  • May Glow: early (May–Jun), tender and juicy for the early market
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Crates of fresh Georgian blueberries
June – September

Blueberries

Grown in clean mountain-foothill farms, many using organic methods. Thanks to a spread of varieties, we supply fresh berries from June right through September.

Varieties & seasons
  • Early (Jun–Jul): Duke, Bluecrop, Spartan. High-yield, classic balanced taste
  • Mid-season (Jul–Aug): Chandler, Legacy, Bluegold. Very large berries, commercial-grade
  • Late (Aug–Sep): Elliott, Aurora. Sweet, high yield, long storage
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Our production

Quality is built in, not inspected in

Our mandarins are grown in Chakvi, a subtropical strip between the mountains and the Black Sea. After harvest, fruit goes straight to our facility, where it is washed, graded by size and quality, and packed into export crates.

Loading happens the same day into refrigerated trucks, and the cold chain stays unbroken until the fruit reaches the buyer. Speed matters with citrus: so our process is built around it.

Export & documents

Documents for wholesale supply

In international trade, the set of documents depends on the destination country and the terms of the contract. Before a deal is concluded, Jani Life agrees with the buyer on the list of documents required for the specific delivery.

Minimum order, no upper limit
From 20 t
Plastic crate, custom packing available
14 kg crate
Overland delivery, terms agreed for each order
By truck

That is why we recommend requesting the list of documents for your destination from our manager.

How to order

Three steps to a shipment

  1. 01

    Send a request

    Write to us or call. Tell us the calibre, the volume and the destination.

  2. 02

    Receive your offer

    We prepare an individual offer and the supply contract for your order.

  3. 03

    We ship

    We arrange delivery by road and customs clearance.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the minimum order?

From 20 tonnes, with no upper limit. Orders from 200 tonnes qualify for special price and logistics terms.

How are the mandarins packed?

In ventilated plastic crates of 14 kg, graded by calibre into 35–50, 50–65 or 65–80 mm. Custom packing is available on request.

How long do they keep?

Up to 30 days in cold storage. Fruit is loaded chilled and the cold chain is held during road transport.

What are the payment and delivery terms?

Payment is by prepayment. Mandarins are delivered by truck, and the terms of each delivery are agreed individually based on the destination country, lot volume and your requirements. The document set is agreed before the deal.

How is quality controlled?

Fruit is handled to GOST, ISO and GlobalGAP requirements at every stage, from the orchard through grading and packing. The document set for each shipment is agreed with the buyer in advance.

Do we sign a contract?

Yes. Every delivery runs under a supply contract that fixes the variety, calibre, quantity, price, delivery terms and payment schedule. It protects both sides and is the basis for resolving any dispute.

Contact

Let's talk business

Tell us your market, volumes and packaging requirements, and we will reply with an offer and a price calculated for your lot. We speak English, Russian and Georgian.

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