Pontianak orange price per basket: what decides it

Why this site does not list prices

Oranges are a harvest crop. The amount of fruit coming in, the sizes after sorting, and the conditions of the trip from Pontianak to Jakarta change from one batch to the next. A figure written today may no longer apply next week.

An outdated figure hurts both sides. The buyer arrives with the wrong expectation, and the order goes back and forth. So Jerpon HR chooses to explain on this page how prices are set, then gives the price that applies to the batch actually in the warehouse on WhatsApp.

Sales unit: 10 kg and 15 kg baskets

• Orders start from 1 basket.
• Reseller orders start from 5 baskets.
• No sales by the piece or by the half kilo.

Availability of each grade changes with how the harvest sorts out. The grades in the table are catalog options, not a promise of today's stock.

Why do Pontianak orange prices change?

Pontianak orange prices change because oranges are a harvest crop: the amount of fruit, the sizes after sorting, and the conditions of the trip from Pontianak to Jakarta differ with each batch. At Jerpon HR, price also depends on variety, grade, number of baskets, and delivery destination, so the figure is confirmed per batch through Hera on WhatsApp.

1. Harvest season. When fruit is plentiful and when supply runs low, orchard prices move. Prices at the HR warehouse follow that movement.
2. Variety. Jeruk Siam, Siam Masak, Madu Super, and Madu Susu each have their own price. The differences are explained in Jeruk Pontianak HR varieties.
3. Grading. Grades at Jerpon HR separate fruit by size: AA is the largest, then AB, C, D, and E is the smallest. Grade does not indicate sweetness. Photos of each grade are in the grade guide.
4. Number of baskets. Quantity is part of the price. Tell Hera how much you buy and how often, so Hera can put together sensible options.
5. Delivery destination. The delivery fee depends on the area and the delivery method. An instant motorbike courier suits 1-3 baskets, a car or van 4-10 baskets, and a large truck wholesale volume. If you pick up yourself at the Tambora warehouse, there is no delivery fee.

Working out the price per kilogram from the basket price

Many people search for "Pontianak orange price per kg". At Jerpon HR, you can work out the price per kilogram yourself from the basket price Hera gives you:

• Jeruk Siam: basket price divided by 15.
• Siam Masak, Madu Super, Madu Susu: basket price divided by 10.

The result is an estimated price per kilogram at the warehouse, not including the delivery fee.

Why marketplace prices look different

Pontianak orange prices on online marketplaces are usually listed per 500 grams or per 1 kilogram. Small units carry packaging and shipping costs per parcel, and product pages often do not state the grade or the harvest date. Size terms also differ between sellers: some use "type AB", others use "super".

So a per-kilogram marketplace figure and a per-basket warehouse figure cannot be compared directly. Ask three things before comparing: which variety, which size or grade, and when the fruit was harvested or reached the warehouse.

How to check today's price

1. Open Jerpon Market and choose the variety, grade, and number of baskets. This step is optional, but it makes your message more complete.
2. State the destination area: Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang, or Bekasi, or choose pickup at the warehouse.
3. Send it to Hera on WhatsApp at 0813-6637-8484.
4. Hera confirms stock, available grades, the latest batch price, schedule, and delivery fee before the order goes ahead.

All confirmation happens on WhatsApp.

For regular business needs, see also Pontianak orange supplier for Jabodetabek. For the warehouse address and pickup, see Pontianak oranges in Jakarta.