Salak

Salak, also known as snake fruit due to its reddish-brown scaly skin, is a unique tropical fruit native to Indonesia. It is primarily cultivated in Bali, Yogyakarta, and Sumatra. Inside the peel, salak offers a crisp texture and a balanced sweet-tart flavor, making it a popular delicacy in both domestic and international markets.

Finest Salak (Snake Fruit) Supplier from Indonesia

Functions & Applications

  • Consumed fresh as an exotic fruit snack
  • Used in traditional desserts and jams
  • Can be processed into chips, syrups, and sweet pickles
  • Potential use in juice, puree, or fermentation-based products

Our Product Advantages

  • Hand-harvested at peak maturity for optimal taste
  • Naturally long shelf life and firm texture
  • High in fiber, potassium, and natural sugars
  • Carefully sorted and graded for export
  • Available in both fresh and processed formats

Technical Specifications

SpecificationDescription
Varieties AvailableSalak Pondoh, Salak Bali, Salak Gula Pasir
Average Fruit Size4–7 cm length, 60 – 100 grams
Skin ColorReddish-brown, scaly texture
Flesh ColorIvory to light yellow
Taste ProfileSweet, tangy, slightly dry and crunchy
Shelf Life2–3 weeks (fresh), up to 12 months (frozen)
Harvest SeasonYear-round (peak: April–August)

Logistic & Storage

  • Packed in breathable baskets or netted bags
  • Ideal storage at 12–15°C in low humidity
  • Frozen pulp stored at -18°C
  • Suitable for air freight or reefer sea container transport

Supply Capacity & Distribution

  • Continuous supply from Java, Bali, and Sumatra
  • Flexible volume adjustments based on buyer needs
  • Export-ready in fresh or processed formats
  • Available for bulk contracts & spot shipments

Our Commitment

We are dedicated to bringing the distinct flavor and freshness of Indonesian salak to the global stage—ensuring every fruit is handled with integrity, delivered with care, and aligned with the expectations of our valued international partners.