Complete B2B Directory of Romanian Fresh Produce Importers
25 verified companies with contact details and business descriptions
25 Companies | Fresh Produce | Romania Market | Bill of Lading DataRomania is one of the most dynamic fresh produce import markets in Eastern Europe. As a member of the European Union since 2007, Romania benefits from frictionless trade with other EU member states while also maintaining strong import relationships with Turkey, Greece, Egypt, and countries in the Middle East and South America. The country's growing retail sector, dominated by major supermarket chains such as Kaufland, Profi, Penny, and Mega Image, drives consistent demand for high-quality imported fresh fruits and vegetables throughout the year.
The Romanian fresh produce market is valued at approximately €2.8 billion annually, with imports accounting for a significant share due to the country's continental climate which limits domestic production of tropical and off-season fruits. Major import categories include citrus fruits (oranges, lemons, mandarins), bananas, apples, grapes, tomatoes, peppers, and exotic fruits such as mangoes and avocados. The cities of Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Timisoara, Iasi, and Constanta serve as primary distribution hubs for imported fresh produce.
Below is a comprehensive directory of 25 Romanian companies engaged in the import, distribution, and wholesale of fresh fruits and vegetables. Each listing includes verified contact information and a brief company description to help international exporters connect with the right business partners.
Depozit En-Gros XL is a major wholesale distribution center in Iasi, Romania, specializing in the bulk storage and supply of fresh fruits and vegetables to retailers across the Moldova region.
Yuksek International Fruct is a well-established Romanian importer and distributor of fresh fruits, operating modern cold storage facilities and serving major supermarket chains throughout the country.
Agricantus is a Bucharest-based company focused on the import and wholesale distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables, with a strong network of suppliers from Mediterranean countries.
Darrine is a Romanian food industry company specializing in fruit processing, producing high-quality conserves, jams, and preserved fruit products for both domestic and international markets.
Alfredo Fresh operates a dedicated fresh produce division, importing and distributing premium-quality fresh fruits and vegetables to the Romanian HoReCa sector and retail chains.
Livcom is a Romanian fresh produce supplier specializing in the direct import of seasonal fruits and vegetables, focusing on quality control and rapid delivery to local markets.
DLM International serves as a consulting and intermediary firm in Romania, facilitating trade connections between international fruit and vegetable exporters and Romanian importers.
Dual Mega Fruct is a Romanian distribution company focused exclusively on the wholesale supply of fresh fruits to supermarkets, grocery stores, and fresh market vendors across the country.
Abbara is a Bucharest-based importer and distributor of fresh fruits and vegetables, with extensive cold chain logistics and a reputation for reliable year-round supply of seasonal produce.
Mega Fruct is one of Romania's prominent fresh fruit wholesale suppliers, operating a large distribution network that covers major cities and regional markets throughout the country.
Solutions4Restaurants is a specialized procurement company serving the Romanian HoReCa sector, sourcing premium fresh fruits and vegetables for restaurants, hotels, and catering businesses.
Atifco International is a long-standing Romanian food trading company with decades of experience in importing and distributing fresh produce, canned goods, and agricultural products.
As Fruct is a Romanian fresh fruit distribution company that focuses on delivering quality produce from local and international growers directly to retail outlets and fresh markets.
Hanora Trade is a Romanian import-export company specializing in the trade of fresh fruits and vegetables, with established partnerships with suppliers from Turkey, Greece, and the Middle East.
Sheira Renaissance F&V is a modern Romanian fresh fruit and vegetable distributor operating from Bucharest, offering comprehensive cold-chain logistics and supply solutions to major retail clients.
Orontes is a Romanian fresh produce trading company that imports fruits and vegetables from Middle Eastern and Mediterranean origins, serving wholesale buyers and local market vendors.
Rom Fruit is a regional fruit importer based in western Romania, specializing in the procurement and distribution of fresh and dried fruits from both domestic orchards and international suppliers.
E&A Distribution is a Romanian logistics and distribution company dedicated to the supply chain of fresh fruits and vegetables, ensuring timely delivery from farms to retail shelves.
Prodcom Legume Fructe is a Bucharest-based fresh produce trading company specializing in the wholesale distribution of vegetables and fruits to markets and grocery retailers in the capital region.
Eco Fruct is a Romanian supplier focused on organic and conventionally grown fresh fruits, promoting sustainable agriculture and environmentally friendly sourcing practices.
Top Fruct, led by General Director Mr. Burhan Cengiz, is a Romanian fruit import company specializing in sourcing high-quality fresh fruits from international markets for distribution across Romania.
Frutela Natura, under General Director Mr. Mhmood Yousif, is a Romanian fresh fruit distributor focused on natural and premium-quality produce sourced from certified growers worldwide.
Best Speranta, directed by Mr. Sebai Mouhanad, is a Romanian fresh produce trading company that imports and distributes seasonal fruits and vegetables to local wholesalers and retailers.
Carbonaro Francesco provides specialized logistics and distribution services for fresh fruits in Romania, operating warehouse facilities and ensuring cold-chain integrity throughout the supply process.
Ager Fruit, managed by Mr. Ciprian-Norocel Bandou and Mr. George Grigoras, is a Romanian fruit import and distribution company offering a diverse portfolio of fresh produce to retail and wholesale buyers.
When importing fresh fruits and vegetables into Romania (EU), the following Harmonized System (HS) codes apply. These codes are used for customs clearance, tariff classification, and statistical tracking of import shipments.
| HS Code | Product Category |
|---|---|
| 0701 | Potatoes, fresh or chilled |
| 0702 | Tomatoes, fresh or chilled |
| 0703 | Onions, shallots, garlic, leeks |
| 0704 | Cabbages, cauliflower, broccoli |
| 0705 | Lettuce, chicory, fresh |
| 0706 | Carrots, turnips, beets, fresh |
| 0707 | Cucumbers, gherkins, fresh |
| 0708 | Legumes, fresh or chilled (beans, peas) |
| 0709 | Other vegetables, fresh or chilled |
| 0803 | Bananas, including plantains |
| 0805 | Citrus fruits (oranges, mandarins, lemons) |
| 0806 | Grapes, fresh |
| 0808 | Apples, pears, quinces |
| 0809 | Peaches, plums, cherries, apricots |
| 0810 | Other fresh fruits (mangoes, kiwi, etc.) |
Watch an overview of the Romanian fresh fruit and vegetable market, covering import trends, logistics infrastructure, and business opportunities for international exporters looking to enter the Romanian market.
Romania's strategic location in Southeastern Europe provides excellent access to both EU and non-EU markets. The country's import infrastructure for fresh produce relies on several key logistics hubs and ports that ensure efficient cold-chain management and rapid distribution across the country.
The Port of Constanta is Romania's primary maritime gateway and the largest port on the Black Sea, handling the majority of sea-borne fresh produce imports from Turkey, Greece, Egypt, and beyond. The port features modern refrigerated container facilities and bonded warehouses. Additional logistics hubs include Henri Coanda International Airport in Bucharest for air-freighted perishables, the Arad and Curtici border crossings for road freight from Western Europe, and the Giurgiu-Ruse crossing for imports from Bulgaria and Turkey. Romania's extensive highway network, including the A1, A2, and A3 motorways, connects these entry points to major distribution centers in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, and Timisoara within hours.