Walnut Wholesale FAQ

Our walnuts are sourced from established orchards across Aksu and Kashgar in Xinjiang, regions recognized for favorable growing conditions and excellent walnut quality.

Xinjiang walnuts are generally harvested in autumn. Availability depends on the variety, processing schedule, required grade, and confirmed order specifications.

Yes. We supply importers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, food manufacturers, and private-label brands in international markets.

Yes. Business visits can be arranged in advance, subject to seasonal schedules and facility availability. Contact our team to organize your visit.

Send us your preferred walnut type, grade, quantity, packaging, destination port, and delivery terms. We will prepare a suitable supply proposal.

In-shell walnuts retain their natural protective shell, which supports longer storage and makes them suitable for wholesale markets, retail packs, and traditional consumption. Walnut kernels are already shelled and graded by color, size, shape, and quality. They offer greater convenience for bakeries, snack producers, food processors, retailers, and consumers seeking ready-to-use products.

The best product depends on your customers and intended application. In-shell walnuts are ideal for fresh produce markets and seasonal retail sales. Whole or half kernels work well for premium retail packaging and decorative food applications, while quartered or broken kernels provide a cost-effective choice for bakeries, confectionery manufacturers, sauces, cereals, and processed foods.

Walnut kernels are commonly classified by color, including extra light, light, light amber, and amber. They may also be sorted into halves, quarters, large pieces, small pieces, or mixed shapes. Grading standards can be adjusted according to the buyer’s product application, pricing level, packaging format, and destination-market expectations.

Buyers should evaluate variety, crop year, moisture level, shell thickness, kernel yield, kernel color, size uniformity, flavor, cleanliness, defect percentage, and storage condition. Packaging quality, inspection procedures, product traceability, and supplier export experience should also be reviewed before confirming a commercial order.

Suitable packaging depends on the product type and shipment duration. Walnut kernels are commonly packed in food-grade vacuum bags or sealed inner liners placed inside reinforced cartons. In-shell walnuts may use woven bags, mesh bags, cartons, or lined bulk packaging. Proper sealing and moisture protection help preserve flavor, texture, cleanliness, and freshness.

Yes. Package weights, bag styles, carton dimensions, sealing methods, materials, labels, and printing can be customized according to your market. Solutions are available for wholesale distribution, food processing, supermarket retail, e-commerce, and private-label sales, subject to production quantity and packaging-material requirements.

Before shipment, walnuts are graded, inspected, weighed, packed, labeled, and checked against the buyer’s confirmed specifications. Containers are examined for cleanliness, dryness, damage, and odors. Protective liners, moisture-control materials, secure stacking, accurate loading records, and verified container seals help protect the cargo throughout international transportation.

Common delivery terms include FOB, CFR, and CIF, depending on the destination and buyer’s purchasing preferences. These terms determine responsibility for inland transportation, export clearance, ocean freight, cargo insurance, and delivery. The selected Incoterm, destination port, shipping schedule, and included costs should be clearly stated in the quotation and sales contract.

Yes. Different walnut varieties, kernel grades, sizes, and packaging formats may be combined when production availability, order quantities, and container-loading requirements allow. Each product should be clearly identified on the packing list, cartons, and shipping documents to support accurate receiving, customs clearance, inventory management, and distribution.

Yes. Pricing may improve for larger orders because production planning, packaging procurement, container utilization, and logistics can become more efficient. Final prices depend on the walnut variety, crop year, grade, quality specification, packaging, quantity, destination, freight cost, and delivery terms. A customized quotation can be prepared after these details are confirmed.