Import Dehydrate Pinapple — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Sumadi Holdings Pvt. Ltd supplies dehydrated pineapple prepared from fresh Sri Lankan fruit. The fruit is trimmed, core removed and sliced to approximately one inch thickness before dehydration. When dehydrated on a rack the product is held at 58°C for 10 to 18 hours, while oven drying uses 94°C for 8 to 10 hours. These conditions produce a stable, shelf‑stable pineapple that retains natural sweetness.

Typical industry specifications for dehydrated pineapple call for a final moisture content below 10 % and water activity under 0.6 to inhibit microbial growth. The fruit is usually graded as cut‑core‑removed and may be packaged in bulk bags of 20‑25 kg for export. A rehydration ratio of about 3 : 1 is common, allowing the product to be used in beverages, bakery fillings and confectionery. Standard packaging includes food‑grade polyethylene liners to protect against moisture ingress.

Buyers such as food manufacturers, contract caterers and confectionery producers source this ingredient for its consistent colour and flavour profile. Sumadi Holdings can arrange FOB shipment from the Colombo port, with payment terms negotiable upon order confirmation. Minimum order quantities are not disclosed publicly; interested importers should request the specific batch size required for their production line. All shipments are subject to the supplier’s quality assurance checks, and buyers are advised to verify the moisture and water activity results on receipt.

Sumadi Holdings Pvt. Ltd is located at 455/1 A, 1st Lane Arangala, Hokandara, 10118 Malabe, Sri Lanka. The company is listed under the harbour trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification, and its response rate is currently recorded as 0.00. The supplier’s profile does not disclose additional corporate history, employee numbers or revenue figures, focusing instead on its capacity to process pineapple for export.

The listing highlights the supplier’s standard operating procedure for producing dehydrated pineapple, but it does not state any specific certifications, export licences or quality management systems. Prospective buyers should therefore request copies of any relevant food safety certificates and inquire about batch testing procedures before placing an order.