Import Butter Blend — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Australia

Butter Blend from G And A Mahajan Pty Ltd is a spreadable product that combines real butter with liquid vegetable oil. The blend is formulated to deliver a soft, buttery texture while containing a lower proportion of dairy fat than pure butter. It is marketed primarily for spreading on toast, bread and scones and is not intended for cooking or baking applications.

Typical formulations contain about 30% butter and the remainder vegetable oil such as soybean or palm oil, giving an overall fat content of roughly 80% (typical). Standard industry practice packages the blend in 500 g retail tubs or in 25 kg bulk bags for private‑label customers (typical). When stored at refrigerated temperatures of 4‑20 °C, the product retains its spreadability for up to six months, which is the usual shelf life for this category (typical). The blend’s soft texture at 20 °C meets consumer expectations for a spreadable product while remaining stable under recommended storage conditions.

Retail chains, boutique bakeries and hospitality venues that require a ready‑to‑use spread are typical buyers of this blend. As the supplier does not disclose pricing, interested importers should request a quotation that reflects order volume and packaging choice. Potential buyers need to confirm the incoterm, commonly CIF or FOB depending on the shipment arrangement, and discuss payment terms directly with G And A Mahajan Pty Ltd. The product is suitable for private‑label development, allowing brands to customise flavour or packaging to meet market preferences.

G And A Mahajan Pty Ltd operates out of Australia and is listed on the platform with an imported trust tier and harbour verification status. The supplier’s response metrics show a 0 % response rate, indicating that buyers should initiate contact proactively.

The company supplies blended butter spreads that combine real butter with vegetable oil, positioning the product as a cost‑effective alternative to pure butter for spreading purposes. While the listing notes that the blend is unsuitable for cooking or baking, it highlights its use on toast, bread and scones. No further corporate details such as founding year, employee count or client list are provided.