$3.6
Good Price
Min. order: 1 Kilogram
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$1,200 - $2,050
Min. order: 24000 40-foot Container
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$2
Good Price
Min. order: 25 Pack
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$1,000
Good Price
Min. order: 22 Tonne-Force(Metric)
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$1,800 - $1,950
Good Price
Min. order: 20 Tons
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$1,050
Good Price
Min. order: 25 Tons
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Frozen fruits are pre-processed, low-moisture fruits preserved at sub-zero temperatures, typically including berries, grapes, and apples—offering consistent quality and extended shelf life. Conceptually, this category is structured by fruit type, processing method (e.g., flash-frozen vs. air-dried), and packaging (e.g., vacuum-sealed, bulk), with attributes like moisture content and sugar levels directly influencing usability in food manufacturing. Procedurally, buyers should filter by product type, verify certifications (e.g., organic, non-GMO), and check supplier ratings before sourcing—such as selecting “frozen blueberries, flash-frozen, 10kg bags” or “frozen grape slices, vacuum-packed, 25kg cartons.” To verify reliability, ask suppliers for batch testing reports and confirm their cold chain logistics—e.g., “Can you provide a recent batch test for moisture content?” or “Do you maintain temperature logs from harvest to delivery?”
Freshdi lists frozen fruit suppliers with proven experience in international trade, typically operating for 5+ years and exporting to key markets like China and the U.S. Buyers can verify reliability through common certifications such as HACCP, ISO 22000, and FSSC 22000, which are widely expected in B2B food supply chains. Trade terms commonly include FOB Shanghai and FOB Singapore, with payment terms often set at 30% advance payment and 70% against Bill of Lading, reflecting standard practices in Asian and North American B2B fruit procurement.
Frozen fruits are primarily imported into North America, Western Europe, and Southeast Asia, where demand is driven by food processing and retail sectors. Commonly exported variants include frozen strawberries (trade name: "frozen strawberry chunks"), frozen mango slices (trade name: "frozen mango pulp"), and frozen pineapple cubes (trade name: "frozen pineapple pieces"), with suppliers typically listing attributes such as moisture content (≤15%), size (10–20mm cubes), and packaging (25kg net weight in vacuum-sealed trays). These variants are especially favored in North America and Western Europe, where frozen mango pulp is preferred for smoothie production, and frozen pineapple cubes are in high demand for ready-to-eat snack applications. Supplier listings on Freshdi verify product consistency through standardized grading and traceability, ensuring compliance with international food safety standards.
Freshdi offers a range of frozen fruits, including strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and mangoes, which are categorized under the main category of Frozen Fruits. These products are widely used in the food and beverage manufacturing, confectionery, and dairy processing industries, where consistent quality and shelf stability are essential. For example, a bakery manager in the Midwest may source frozen berries to produce seasonal fruit pies, while a beverage formulator in the Southeast might use frozen mango to create smoothies and fruit-based drinks. These frozen fruits are ideal for businesses needing reliable, year-round supply without the need for fresh fruit sourcing.
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