Import Clear Pomegranate Juice Concentrate — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Clear Pomegranate Juice Concentrate is produced from fresh red pomegranates using aseptic processing: washing, crushing, deshelling, pressing, evaporation, pasteurization, and cooling. The final product is a homogenous, dark red liquid with a Brix level of 65 ± 1 and a pH of 2.8 to 3.4. It contains no added sugars, preservatives, or water, and is packaged in sterile containers to preserve flavor and microbiological integrity.

The concentrate meets standard industry benchmarks for pomegranate juice: total acidity of 4.4% to 6.0% (as malic acid), microbial limits under 50 cfu/g for aerobic count, and negative tests for Salmonella and coliforms. Pesticide and heavy metal residues are below detectable limits, consistent with international food safety norms. The clarity is achieved through filtration and centrifugation, removing pulp and seeds without chemical clarification agents.

This concentrate is used by beverage manufacturers for juice blends, functional drinks, and dairy products requiring natural color and tart flavor. Buyers include juice processors, dairy brands, and private-label producers in Europe, North America, and the Middle East. Packaging is aseptic, typically in 20kg drums or 200kg totes. MOQ and lead time must be confirmed directly with the supplier, as no figures are disclosed.

Afghan Pure Foods lists its address as Shorandum Industrial Estate, Kandahar, Afghanistan, with a secondary reference to Pakistan. The supplier’s operational base is unclear due to conflicting geographic data. No details on production volume, certification status, or export history are provided. Response rates and verification signals are inactive, indicating minimal digital engagement or communication infrastructure.

The supplier does not claim any certifications such as HACCP, ISO 22000, or organic status. The product description implies compliance with basic food safety standards through microbial and residue testing, but no documentation is referenced. Buyers should treat this as a direct processor with limited traceability and no public quality assurance framework. Due diligence through sample testing and third-party audit is strongly advised.