What pomegranate buyers need
Pomegranates keep for months, transport well and command a strong price in export markets — which makes them one of the few crops where a grower can realistically sell direct rather than through a chain of intermediaries. What stops it is qualification: buyers screen on variety, calibre, colour, juice content and storage capability, and they search in languages the grower does not publish in.
What we build for a pomegranate farm
First, variety pages with calibre, colour grade and juice yield, the parameters fresh and processing buyers both use. Second, storage capacity and monthly release volumes, since the commercial advantage of this crop is availability out of season. Third, multilingual pages with export terms and packing, because the premium is abroad. Fourth, certificate publication, which is the gate every serious import buyer applies before a first order.