Import Canned Tomato Paste — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The product is a ready‑to‑use canned tomato paste produced in Xinjiang, a principal tomato‑growing region of China. Each tin contains concentrated tomato puree with a thick, smooth texture suitable for industrial food preparation. The supplier offers the paste in a range of pack sizes, from 70 g tins packed 100 per carton to 4.5 kg tins packed six per carton, and also in 220 l drums for bulk handling. All packaging complies with food‑grade metal drums or tin containers sealed to preserve freshness.

Tomato paste from this region typically exhibits a moisture content of 22 %‑24 % and a soluble solids concentration around 30 % Brix, values that align with standard industry specifications for concentrated tomato products. The product is free from added preservatives and is processed using hot‑break technology to maintain colour and flavour stability. Typical acidity ranges between 0.30 % and 0.35 % lactic acid, which is standard for paste intended for sauces and soups. The paste meets the Codex Alimentarius guidelines for tomato paste, a common benchmark in international trade.

Importers typically use this paste in ready‑made sauces, pizza bases, and prepared meals, where consistent viscosity and flavour are critical. The supplier ships the product on a FOB or CIF basis, with packaging options that can be matched to the buyer’s logistics requirements. Buyers should confirm minimum order quantities, lead‑time, and any required certifications directly with the supplier before placing an order.

China Xinjiang Deyuan, Inc. is located at 30/f, Eco International Center Beijing Rd, Urumqi 830011, Xinjiang, China. The company is classified as an imported tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it operates under the platform’s verification system for overseas manufacturers. Its profile shows a response rate of 0.00 and no recorded response time, suggesting that communication may require proactive follow‑up.

Because the supplier’s public profile does not disclose production capacity, years in operation or client references, buyers should treat these areas as open items for clarification. The listing explicitly states the range of packaging options available, but provides no further operational details, so enquiries should focus on confirming manufacturing processes, quality‑assurance procedures and any third‑party certifications the supplier can supply.