Bahria Town, Lahore, Pakistan
- 8502 Preston Rd. Inglewood, Maine 98380
Bahria Town, Lahore, Pakistan
As Pakistan’s largest exporter of fresh potatoes, NWF Group has been delivering premium-grade produce to international markets since 2013, ensuring unmatched freshness and quality. Our potatoes are sourced from fertile farmlands and cultivated using advanced agricultural practices to meet the highest global standards. With over 10 years of experience and 1,000+ successful shipments to more than 10 countries, we have built strong connections with customs for smooth processes and timely deliveries. This reliability has earned us a trusted reputation among supermarkets and businesses worldwide.
Origin: Punjab, Pakistan Size: Medium to large (45–75mm) Firm texture, good for export and storage.
Origin: Punjab, Pakistan Size: Medium to large (50–80mm) Smooth skin, better life and ideal for retail packing.
Origin: Punjab, Pakistan Size: Medium to large (45–75mm) High dry matter, ideal for chips and crisp processing.
Origin: Punjab, Pakistan Size: Medium to large (45–75mm) Red skin with yellow flesh, best for French fries and processing.
Organic farmers use mechanical methods such as hoeing, mulching, and mowing to control weed. This helps prevent weed competition.
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At NWF Group, we take pride in being Pakistan’s largest exporter of premium-quality fresh potatoes. Our dedication to delivering farm-fresh, export-grade potatoes has earned the trust of clients worldwide. Each batch is carefully handpicked to ensure top-tier quality, ideal size, and maximum freshness.
Organic farmers use compost, cover crops, and organic amendments to enrich the soil with essential nutrients.…
Organic farmers use compost, cover crops, and organic amendments to enrich the soil with essential nutrients.…
Organic farmers use compost, cover crops, and organic amendments to enrich the soil with essential nutrients.…
Crop rotation is employed to prevent soil depletion and maintain fertility. Different crops have varying nutrient requirements, so rotating them helps keep the soil balanced.
