Grape cultivation and exports are one of the established segments in Indian agricultural exports. India has emerged as one of the leading grape exporters globally, catering to premium grape markets like Germany, the Netherlands, the UK, Russia, and the USA.
Major grape-growing states in India are Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, where Maharashtra ranks first in terms of production accounting for more than 81.22% of total production and the highest productivity in the country. Within Maharashtra, Nashik District is the major producer, exporter and accounts for 70% of the area under grapes in India.

Indian grapes come with globally acceptable as well as native Indian varieties that are highly popular among international clients. Preferred for their sweet taste, excellent supply for 4 months, high shelf life that lasts 90 days after harvest and at least 60 days after arrival in most of the target destinations. Indian grapes have high Brix, bright coloration, and quick market access, especially to South Asian and Asian markets.

TRIDGE's suppliers are offering Thompson seedless grapes, available from January to April are light green and seedless with a Brix 16 and above, come in size 17 and above. Sharad seedless grapes, available from January to April, dark in color, with a Brix 17, come in size 17 and above.