1. Can you supply cultivated and wild IQF frozen blueberries?
Yes. We can discuss cultivated blueberry, wild blueberry, Grade A, Grade B, calibrated size and mixed size supply according to crop season, order quantity and destination market.
2. What blueberry sizes can you provide, such as 6-8mm, 8-12mm, 12-16mm and 16mm+?
We can support 6-8mm, 8-12mm, 12-16mm, 16mm+ and field-run mixed size when available. Final size range should be confirmed before quotation and production.
3. What Brix range can you provide?
Brix is normally 7-12°, depending on variety, origin and crop season. Premium lots with higher Brix can be discussed according to order requirement.
4. How do you control stems, clusters, mummified berries and foreign matter?
We use raw material sorting, defect removal, visual inspection and metal detection before packing. Stem, cluster, mummified berry and foreign matter tolerance can be discussed in the specification.
5. How do you control split berries, leaking berries and clumping?
We control handling, drainage, IQF freezing, post-freezing sorting and cold-chain temperature. Grade A and Grade B can have different tolerance levels based on application.
6. Which size is better for retail, bakery, yogurt or industrial processing?
Retail and bakery projects often use 12-16mm or 16mm+ berries. Yogurt and dairy topping can use 8-12mm or 12-16mm, while jam, sauce, puree and industrial processing can use Grade B or mixed size.
7. Can you support retail packing and private label bags?
Yes. We can discuss 300g, 400g, 500g, 1kg and other retail bag formats, as well as private label packing, carton mark control and pallet packing.
8. Can you supply bulk packs for foodservice and industrial buyers?
Yes. We support 1×10kg carton, 4×2.5kg carton, 10×1kg carton and project-based bulk packing. Tote packing can also be discussed for industrial orders.
9. Are IQF frozen blueberries free-flowing?
We control drainage, IQF freezing, surface ice and cold-chain temperature to support free-flowing condition. Final performance also depends on storage and transport temperature control.
10. Can you provide Grade A and Grade B blueberries?
Yes. Grade A is suitable for retail, bakery decoration and premium foodservice use, while Grade B is often selected for jam, sauce, puree and industrial processing.
11. What documents can you provide before shipment?
We can provide specification sheet, COA, packing list, commercial invoice, certificate support, loading photos and third-party inspection support if required.
12. How should IQF frozen blueberries be stored?
IQF frozen blueberries should be stored at -18°C or below. We prepare frozen sea shipment under cold-chain control and support loading checks before dispatch.