From our seed to your table

Fresh produce, grown the natural way

Zinbioseed grows fresh fruit and vegetables from its own varieties, using organic farming practices from soil preparation to harvest. Because we manage every step ourselves, from breeding and cultivation to harvesting and distribution, each batch reaches the market fresh, safe and traceable.

Our produce business builds on our strengths in breeding, our technical team, and a production and distribution network that reaches across the region. It completes an agricultural value chain that runs from research and high-quality varieties to cultivation, post-harvest handling and sale, with a focus on branded, safe produce with clear traceability.

  • Grown from Zinbioseed-bred seed
  • Organic inputs and natural crop protection
  • Traceable from field to shelf
Netted melons ripening on trellised vines in a net house

Why our produce

Good food starts with good seed

  • Our own varieties

    Every crop starts with seed bred and trialled by Zinbioseed for flavour, yield and resilience in local growing conditions.

  • Organic practices

    Compost, crop rotation and biological controls take the place of synthetic fertilisers and pesticides.

  • Picked at their best

    Produce is harvested at peak ripeness, then graded and cooled promptly to hold its freshness.

  • Fully traceable

    Each batch is recorded from field to packing, so its origin and growing history can always be traced.

Our produce

Seasonal fruit and vegetables

A wide range of fresh produce from our farms and partner growers, for retail, wholesale and food service.

13 produce groups

Fresh tomatoes and red chillies on weathered wood

Fruiting vegetables

Tomatoes & Chillies

Vine-ripened tomatoes with deep colour and a balanced sweet-sharp flavour, alongside glossy hot chillies and mild, horn-shaped goat-horn peppers.

Season
Tomatoes best November–April; chillies all year
Storage
Ripen tomatoes at room temperature; refrigerate chillies.
Whole and cut watermelons with juicy red flesh

Fruits & melons

Watermelon

Crisp, juicy, red-fleshed watermelons, including seedless types, harvested at full sweetness. A favourite for festive seasons and the hot season.

Season
All year; peak December–April
Storage
Store whole in a cool, shaded place; refrigerate once cut.
Honeydew melons and netted cantaloupes, whole and sliced

Fruits & melons

Melons

Fragrant honeydew-type melons and netted cantaloupes, grown on trellises in net houses for clean, evenly ripened, sweet fruit.

Season
All year (grown in net houses)
Storage
Ripen at room temperature until fragrant, then chill before serving.
Fresh green cucumbers with crisp sliced rounds

Fruiting vegetables

Cucumber

Crisp, fresh cucumbers picked young every day or two, for salads, pickles and everyday meals.

Season
All year
Storage
Refrigerate in a bag and use within a week.
Fresh cultivated and small wild-type bitter melons

Fruiting vegetables

Bitter Melon

Glossy, firm bitter melons for stuffed soups and stir-fries, plus small wild-type fruit prized for its stronger bitterness and for herbal tea.

Season
All year
Storage
Refrigerate and use within 4–5 days.
Tender bottle gourds and pale wax gourds

Gourds & squash

Gourds

Tender bottle gourds and mild, juicy wax gourds for soups and stir-fries. Mature wax gourds keep for weeks after harvest.

Season
All year
Storage
Refrigerate young gourds; keep mature wax gourds whole in a cool, dry place.
Pumpkins and butternut squash with a cut wedge

Gourds & squash

Pumpkin & Squash

Sweet, dense-fleshed pumpkins and butternut squash, tender baby pumpkins, and pumpkin flower buds for stir-fries.

Season
All year; mature pumpkins best in the dry season
Storage
Keep whole pumpkins in a dry, airy place; refrigerate buds and baby pumpkins.
Young smooth and ridged loofah gourds with cut rounds

Gourds & squash

Loofah

Fragrant sponge gourds and firm ridged gourds, picked young and tender for everyday soups and stir-fries.

Season
All year
Storage
Refrigerate and use within 3–4 days.
Tender green okra pods with a star-shaped cut section

Beans & pods

Okra

Tender green pods, including five-angled star okra, picked young so they snap cleanly: for grilling, steaming and sour soups.

Season
All year; peak March–September
Storage
Refrigerate unwashed and dry; use within 3–4 days.
Fresh green pole beans in a loose harvest bundle

Beans & pods

Pole Beans

Straight, tender green beans from trellised plants, picked while smooth and crisp.

Season
Best in the cool, dry months, November–April
Storage
Refrigerate in a bag; use within 5 days.
Long, slender green yardlong beans gathered after harvest

Beans & pods

Yardlong Beans

Long, slender pods with a sweet, nutty flavour for stir-fries, soups and salads, picked daily at their best.

Season
All year
Storage
Refrigerate in a bag; use within 3–5 days.
Fresh lettuce, water spinach and broad-stemmed Asian greens

Leafy greens & herbs

Leafy Greens

Heat-tolerant lettuce, water spinach and choy sum, harvested in the cool of the morning and packed fresh.

Season
All year
Storage
Refrigerate in a breathable bag; best within 2–3 days.
Freshly harvested aromatic herb leaves

Leafy greens & herbs

Fresh Herbs

Aromatic perilla and other fresh herbs to accompany noodles, spring rolls and grilled dishes.

Season
All year
Storage
Wrap in a damp towel and refrigerate, or stand the stems in water.

Seasons are typical for tropical lowland conditions. Availability varies with weather and harvests, so ask our team what is in season now.

Hands holding a freshly harvested head of lettuce

How we grow

Organic from the ground up

Organic growing starts long before harvest. Our agronomists work with every farm through each stage of the crop.

  1. Healthy soil

    Fields are built up with composted organic matter and rotated between crop families to keep the soil fertile and break pest and disease cycles.

  2. The right variety

    We plant Zinbioseed varieties chosen for flavour, quality and resilience in the local climate, so crops need less intervention.

  3. Natural crop protection

    Insect netting, traps, beneficial insects and approved biological products protect the crop instead of synthetic pesticides.

  4. Careful water and nutrition

    Efficient irrigation and organic fertilisers feed each crop to its needs while protecting the soil and water.

  5. Harvest and handling

    Produce is picked at peak ripeness, then graded, cooled and packed promptly so it reaches buyers fresh.

Tomatoes ripening on the vine An okra plant in flower with young pods

Quality & traceability

Quality you can trace

Every batch carries its story with it. From sowing to packing, our team records how and where each crop was grown, so buyers know exactly what they are getting.

  • Field records for every batch, from sowing to harvest
  • Harvest timing and hygiene that meet food-safety requirements
  • Grading by size, colour and ripeness to each buyer's specification
  • Batch labelling on every pack, linking it back to its farm

Who we supply

Produce for every kind of buyer

Together with our parent group, we supply fresh produce through a closed supply chain, backed by technical support that raises quality at every step.

  • Supermarkets & retail

    Graded, consistently packed produce, labelled for the shelf.

  • Wholesale & distribution

    Dependable volumes of seasonal produce for markets and distributors.

  • Restaurants & catering

    Fresh vegetables and herbs delivered to suit the kitchen's schedule.

  • Processors & exporters

    Contract supply of agreed varieties, volumes and quality standards.

Grow with us. We also work with farmer groups and cooperatives under contract farming, supplying seed and technical support and buying the harvest to agreed standards.

Buy our produce or grow with us

Tell us what you need (produce, volumes and delivery schedule) and our team will get back to you.

M2WJ+46, Kasonaweja, Mamberamo Tengah, Mamberamo Raya Regency, Papua 99376, Indonesia