Romania’s fresh produce market in 2026 is concentrated around a small group of structured operators. These are importers, grower-distributors, and export-oriented firms with documented FY2024 turnover in the tens or hundreds of millions of RON.

The largest companies — including Unifrutti Impex, Microfruits, and Ados Fresh — anchor the Ilfov distribution corridor and the Constanța import gateway.

Meanwhile, berry exporters in Prahova and Brașov strengthen Romania’s position in EU horticultural trade.

This ranking covers companies whose main business is fresh fruit and vegetables. That includes:

• production
• aggregation
• import and ripening
• wholesale distribution
• export

Entities mainly active in meat processing, grain trading, timber, or property leasing are excluded.

Turnover figures reflect FY2024 Romanian Trade Registry disclosures (“cifră de afaceri”) where publicly available. Values are expressed in Romanian Leu (RON) and rounded for clarity.

Ranking Table

Rank	Company	Headquarters	Core Activity	FY2024 Turnover (RON)
1	Unifrutti Impex SRL	Constanța	Import, ripening & national distribution	~337 million
2	Microfruits S.A.	Ilfov	National fruit & vegetable retail supply	~324 million
3	Ados Fresh SRL	Ilfov	Integrated grower–distributor	~133 million
4	Yusema Distribution SRL	Ilfov	Retail & wholesale supply	~62 million
5	Rofresh Fruit Export SRL	Prahova	Export-oriented trader	~37 million
6	Gavà România SRL	Ilfov	Import-export specialist	~25 million*
7	Yami Fruits S.A.	Brașov	Berry production & export	~23 million
8	MerryBerry SRL	Dâmbovița	Organic blueberry producer	~22 million
9	Hortifruct (PO)	Bucharest	Producer organisation / aggregation	~18 million
10	Biocrisveg Agroland SRL	Prahova	Organic vegetable exporter	Niche/B2B scale

*Rounded from publicly available registry filings.

1. Unifrutti Impex SRL

Headquartered in Constanța, Unifrutti Impex operates along Romania’s main fruit import corridor. The company focuses on ripening, storage, and national redistribution of imported fruit.

Core categories:

• Bananas
• Citrus
• Tropical fruit

Key facts

With turnover around RON 337 million in FY2024, Unifrutti stands as Romania’s largest produce-first importer-distributor.

Port adjacency and integrated ripening facilities give it a structural advantage for year-round supermarket supply.

Operationally, it anchors Romania’s import-dependent fruit categories.

2. Microfruits S.A.

Based in Ilfov, Microfruits is one of the strongest national distributors in Romania’s produce sector.

Core categories:

• Apples
• Citrus
• Mixed fruit & vegetables

Key facts

FY2024 turnover approached RON 324 million. The company’s closeness to Bucharest retail DCs reinforces its relevance to large chains with centralised procurement.

Microfruits represents the Ilfov distribution corridor’s dominance in fresh produce logistics.

3. Ados Fresh SRL

Ados Fresh combines production and distribution. Its integrated model allows direct field-to-retail delivery.

Core categories:

• Tomatoes
• Leafy vegetables
• Greenhouse produce

Key facts

FY2024 turnover reached about RON 133 million. Integration between cultivation and logistics supports supermarket traceability and packaging compliance.

Grower-distributors of this scale are increasingly replacing fragmented sourcing structures.

4. Yusema Distribution SRL

Yusema operates within the Ilfov logistics cluster and supplies large retail networks.

Core categories:

• Apples
• Bananas
• Imported fruit

FY2024 turnover stood near RON 62 million. It is smaller than the top two. Even so, its structured retail contracts place it among Romania’s core DC-level suppliers.

5. Rofresh Fruit Export SRL

Based in Prahova, Rofresh specialises in fruit exports and high-growth trade channels.

Core categories:

• Berries
• Stone fruit
• Seasonal vegetables

FY2024 turnover reached about RON 37 million. Its export focus places it within Romania’s expanding EU fruit flows.

6. Gavà România SRL

Gavà România operates as an import-export trader within Ilfov’s wholesale ecosystem.

Core categories:

• Citrus
• Seasonal imports
• Vegetables

With turnover in the mid-20 million RON range, the company plays a flexible sourcing role for supermarket networks.

7. Yami Fruits S.A.

Yami Fruits focuses on berry production and export.

Core categories:

• Blueberries
• Raspberries

Turnover of roughly RON 23 million reflects Romania’s continued growth in premium fruit segments. This applies particularly to berries destined for EU markets.

8. MerryBerry SRL

MerryBerry operates one of Romania’s largest organic blueberry farms.

Core categories:

• Organic blueberries

With turnover around RON 22 million, the company highlights the expansion of organic-certified horticulture under EU subsidy frameworks.

9. Hortifruct (Producer Organisation)

Hortifruct operates as a recognised producer organisation that pools growers.

Core categories:

• Mixed vegetables
• Aggregated fruit supply

Turnover near RON 18 million reflects cooperative-style aggregation rather than corporate-scale trading.

Producer organisations remain essential for turning fragmented growers into retail-compatible supply chains.

10. Biocrisveg Agroland SRL

Biocrisveg focuses on organic vegetable export.

Core categories:

• Certified organic vegetables

It is niche in scale. However, its export compliance and organic positioning secure access to specialised EU buyers.

Market Structure Analysis

Ilfov Distribution Corridor Dominance

Six of the top ten companies operate within or near Ilfov. Closeness to Bucharest retail headquarters and distribution centres provides a structural advantage.

Import Dependency in Fruit

Romania remains structurally dependent on imported bananas and citrus. Constanța port-linked operators therefore anchor high-turnover fruit categories.

Berry Export Growth

Export-oriented berry production in Prahova and Brașov continues expanding under EU demand and subsidy frameworks.

Cold Chain & CAP Investment

Romania’s CAP Strategic Plan (2023–2027) sped up post-harvest infrastructure investment. Upgrades to sorting lines, refrigeration units, and greenhouse capacity have strengthened compliance readiness.

Structural Outlook 2026–2028

The Romanian fresh produce market is expected to continue consolidating around:

• Integrated grower–distributors
• Port-based importers
• Export-focused berry producers
• Producer organisations aligned with supermarket standards

Scale, documented turnover, and logistics integration will remain decisive factors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the largest fresh produce company in Romania?

Unifrutti Impex SRL ranks first, with FY2024 turnover of around RON 337 million. Microfruits S.A. follows with about RON 324 million.

Where are Romania’s main fresh produce companies based?

Many operate in or near Ilfov, close to Bucharest retail headquarters and distribution centres. Fruit importers cluster around the Constanța port, while berry exporters are based in Prahova and Brașov.

Where do the turnover figures come from?

They come from FY2024 Romanian Trade Registry disclosures where publicly available. Values are in Romanian Leu (RON) and rounded for clarity.

Conclusion

Romania’s leading fresh produce companies in 2026 are defined by turnover scale, Ilfov distribution positioning, and export alignment.

The sector is no longer shaped by fragmented intermediaries. It is shaped by structured operators capable of meeting modern Romania supermarket procurement standards and EU trade requirements.

This consolidation mirrors broader trends across the Romania FMCG market. There, documented turnover, logistics integration, and compliance readiness increasingly decide supplier eligibility. Fresh produce now operates under the same structural discipline as processed food and branded goods.

Export volumes are expanding and sustainability rules are tightening. Investment in cold-chain systems and Romania packaging compliance will continue to shape competitive positioning across the horticulture supply chain.

Editor’s Note: All financial figures are based on publicly available Romanian trade registry disclosures for FY2024. Turnover values are expressed in Romanian Leu (RON) and rounded for readability. No revenue estimates have been fabricated.