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We at Fresh Farm Basket are primarily concerned with the procurement of fresh
fruits and vegetables directly from the farmer and getting them to our customers with the utmost care taken to prevent any kind of adulteration or degeneration whatsoever.
Not only do we offer the service of guaranteed freshness and purity in our product, what’s more, we even get it right to your doorstep to ensure you have access to the fruits of all our labours, namely, the best greens out there, as conveniently as possible.

Unfortunately, there is no scale by which the purity or adulteration of a product can be measured to a precise amount. There are certain things that one can tell by merely looking at a particular fruit or vegetable, with respect to its age and quality, but beyond a certain point there is really no way to tell how many hands that particular banana in your hand has changed before reaching you, and what all it has undergone in the process in terms of pollution. And since fruits and vegetables start losing their potency as nutritional food the moment they are harvested, shelf life is an important factor when it comes to getting the product from the farmer to the consumer. This is where we come in and ensure the process takes place as smoothly and swiftly as humanly possible, with the utmost importance given to the treatment of the product through its journey.


How We Operate:

We go to great lengths to ensure the fruits and vegetables we deliver to your doorstep are nothing but the best, and we’d like to specify a few of these efforts to substantiate our claims:

The direct touch of an unprotected human hand is avoided altogether right from the point of collection from the farmer.

The carriers used to transport the product to the packing plants are regularly disinfected and sterilized as the most rigid matter of course.

Fruits and vegetables are washed with mineral water clean enough to drink and with extreme care with respect to their health.

Not a single product is held in the packing plant for more than twelve hours before being dispatched to the consumers.