Grown on the Black Sea coast of Georgia
We grow, sort and export satsuma mandarins, apples, nectarines and blueberries, directly from our orchards in Adjara to wholesale buyers worldwide.
No intermediaries: our own orchards and partner farms
Every fruit is graded and packed at our facility in Chakvi
Refrigerated road and sea freight to any destination
Phytosanitary and origin certificates with every shipment
About us
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.
Products
The taste of Georgia in every fruit: sun, sea air and fertile soil do the work; we handle the rest.
Our flagship. Satsuma (unshiu) mandarins have grown on the Adjara coast since the early 20th century, easy to peel, nearly seedless, with a bright sweet-tart taste that defines the winter holidays.
Georgia's climate zones (Kakheti, Shida Kartli, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Imereti) produce apples from early summer varieties to long-storing winter ones.
Kakhetian sun and moderate humidity give our nectarines rich sweetness and dense, juicy flesh that travels well over long distances.
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.
Our production
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
With citrus, time works against you. A shipment held at customs is a shipment lost. That is why we prepare the full document package for every load before it leaves the warehouse:
We advise buyers on import requirements for their market and make sure customs clearance takes hours, not days.
FAQ
Fruit is loaded into refrigerated trucks on the day it is packed. Typical transit is 3–7 days by road depending on the destination; sea freight is available for distant markets. The cold chain is maintained for the entire journey.
Our fruit is grown using traditional methods, and we do not apply wax or preservatives after harvest. Every shipment carries a phytosanitary certificate confirming it meets import safety requirements.
Quality is fixed in the supply contract: variety, size grade, packing and residual shelf life. Each load is inspected and photographed before sealing, and claims terms are agreed in advance, so both sides know exactly what arrives.
Yes. Every delivery runs under a supply agreement that fixes the variety, quantity, quality, price, delivery terms (Incoterms) and payment schedule. It protects both sides and is the basis for resolving any dispute.
Contact
Tell us your market, volumes and packaging requirements, and we will reply with an offer and the current price list. We speak English, Russian and Georgian.
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