Indian garlic, Bom Garlic and every grade, supplied across India.

Bom garlic is 42 mm+ across the bulb. It is the largest grade we sort.

Yes. Bom and Boom are two spellings of the same mandi grade name for the largest garlic bulbs.

From Balaji Fruit Company, at C-193, Seth Bhamashah Krishi Upaj Mandi, Anantpura, Kota, or from our plant at Asnawar. Request a quote with your quantity and delivery location.

AAAA is 38–42 mm; Bom is 42 mm+. Bom is the next size up.

AAA is a bulb-size grade. With us it means 33–37 mm across the bulb.

Bom, at 42 mm+.

3–6 months, kept cool and dry

Balaji Fruit Company, at C-193, Seth Bhamashah Krishi Upaj Mandi, Anantpura, Kota, with a sorting and packing plant at Asnawar.

250 g.

Madhya Pradesh, with about 63% of India's garlic in 2021-22. Rajasthan is second, at about 17%.

On the plains, NHRDF's Yamuna Safed varieties (G-1, G-282 and later releases) and farmers' local stock; in the hills, Agrifound Parvati and Ooty-1.

It depends on the use. For peeling and retail, the largest grades (Bom, AAAA); for cooking and paste, AAA and AA. Hill garlic from Ooty and Himachal is a premium of its own.

No. Bom is a size grade, the largest bulbs (42 mm+) sorted out of a lot. Any white garlic variety can grade as Bom.