Process & Facility — Batu Export

Our Process

The journey from farm to buyer

Sourcing

Fruit is sourced from trusted regional growers and inspected on arrival.

Washing & Sorting

Dedicated stainless lines wash and sort each fruit by size and grade.

Drying

Shade-drying and controlled chambers preserve natural colour, aroma and flavour — slower drying at lower temperature retains the compounds fast sun-drying drives off.

Quality Control

Every batch is lab-tested before release — moisture, SO₂ and foreign matter — with accredited certificates available per lot.

Packaging

All product passes metal detection and X-ray inspection. Sorting and packaging follows UNECE international grading standards.

Shipment

Orders are scheduled and shipped per the agreed terms and Incoterms.

Our Facility

Where it all happens

3+ years facility in operation · 15 tons/day production capacity · ISO 9001 · ISO 22000 · HACCP certified

Air shower entry to the production facility

Contamination-Controlled Entry

Before entering the production floor, every worker passes through an air shower designed to remove dust and contaminants from clothing. This is the first of several hygiene checkpoints built into our facility, ensuring nothing compromises product cleanliness before processing even begins.

Precision Washing & Sorting

Our dedicated stainless-steel washing lines handle apricots and raisins separately, each calibrated to the specific fruit's size and sensitivity. Automated and manual sorting removes defective pieces and foreign matter, ensuring only export-ready fruit moves forward in the process.

Controlled Drying at Scale

Multiple drying chambers operate in parallel, allowing us to process large volumes without compromising consistency. Temperature and airflow are carefully controlled throughout, preserving the natural colour, flavour, and nutritional quality of every batch.

Lab-Tested, Batch by Batch

Every batch passes through our in-house laboratory before it's cleared for packaging. Moisture content, size grading, and visual quality are all tested and recorded, giving buyers confidence that what's promised on paper matches what arrives in the container.

Packaging area and UNECE grading standards

Packed to International Standards

Final sorting and packaging follows UNECE international commodity grading standards, with trained staff hand-checking product quality at this last stage. From bulk cartons to retail-ready formats, packaging is tailored to each buyer's requirements.