Bananas companies in Uganda


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3 companies have Bananas listed in their profile.

Kukurakurana Transporters Uganda Limited
Shipping & Logistics   Fort Portal, Uganda
We facilitate the development of internal trade through movement of goods from areas of production to consumers like roads transport milk, cattle, banana..
Bananas, Logistics, Milk & Dairy, Sesame, Shipping
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ABK-KIMBUGU FARMERS GROUP
Agriculture & Natural Resources   Uganda
We grow maize, coffee, banana, rear pigs, poultry and cows.
Animals, Coffee, Maize, Maize Flour, Produce Buying
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International Centre for Research Fellows
Research & Education   Uganda
Summary information on international centre for research fellows the background international centre for research fellows (icref)” in uganda eastern..
Higher Education, HIV & AIDS, Housing, Nets, Rice
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Tips for procuring bananas

  1. Color: Look for bananas that are bright yellow. Green bananas are unripe, while overly brown ones are overripe.

  2. Spots: A few brown spots on the yellow peel indicate ripeness and sweetness. Avoid bananas with large dark areas.

  3. Feel: Choose bananas that are firm but slightly soft to the touch. Avoid mushy or excessively hard bananas.

  4. Shape: Opt for bananas that are evenly curved and plump. Irregular shapes may indicate uneven ripening.

  5. Size: Select the size that fits your needs. Small bananas may be sweeter, while larger ones can be a more filling snack.

  6. Stem: Check the stem. A green, fresh-looking stem indicates a fresher banana, while a dried stem can suggest aging.

  7. Smell: Ripe bananas have a sweet aroma. A strong smell may mean they are overripe.

  8. Storage Needs: If you want them to ripen at home, purchase green bananas. For immediate consumption, choose those that are ripe.

  9. Organic vs. Conventional: Decide if you want organic bananas, which may have fewer pesticides but are usually pricier.

  10. Quantity: Buy the right amount to prevent waste. Bananas can ripen quickly, so consider your consumption rate.

Keep these tips in mind to select the best bananas for your needs! ????

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