Dragon Fruit

Dragon Fruit, also known as Pitaya, is a striking tropical fruit recognized for its vibrant pink or yellow skin and speckled flesh that ranges from white to deep magenta. Grown abundantly in Indonesia’s volcanic and coastal zones, this fruit is not only visually attractive but also rich in fiber, antioxidants, and essential nutrients, making it a staple in health-conscious markets.

Finest Dragon Fruit Supplier from Indonesia

Functions & Applications

  • Eaten fresh or blended into smoothies, salads, and desserts
  • Used in beverage and juice manufacturing
  • Processed into jams, ice cream, and natural food coloring
  • Added to functional foods and nutritional products
  • Prominent ingredient in vegan and clean-label applications

Our Product Advantages

  • Naturally grown in rich, mineralized tropical soil
  • Available in both red-flesh and white-flesh variants
  • High moisture content with low calorie profile
  • Long shelf life and robust skin for export handling
  • No artificial ripening or post-harvest treatment

Technical Specifications

SpecificationDescription
Varieties AvailableHylocereus undatus (white), Hylocereus polyrhizus (red)
Average Fruit Weight300–800 grams
Flesh ColorWhite or red with edible black seeds
Taste ProfileMildly sweet, refreshing
Nutrient ContentRich in fiber, vitamin C, betalains, antioxidants
Shelf Life7–14 days (fresh), up to 12 months (frozen pulp)
Harvest SeasonYear-round with peak from May to October

Logistic & Storage

  • Stored at 5–8°C with high humidity (85–90%)
  • Packed in ventilated boxes for safe transport
  • Cold chain logistics available for export
  • Frozen pulp shipped in sterile bulk containers

Supply Capacity & Distribution

  • Sourced from Bali, Java, and East Nusa Tenggara
  • Export capacity of 8–50 MT/month depending on season
  • Rapid order processing for Asia-Pacific, Middle East & EU markets
  • Available for bulk contracts & spot shipments

Our Commitment

We are dedicated to delivering the bold taste and vibrant health benefits of Indonesian dragon fruit to the world—through responsible cultivation, meticulous quality control, and a logistics system built to maintain peak freshness and food safety.