Import Dried Black Grass Jelly — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

Dried Black Grass Jelly, also called Asian grass jelly, is supplied by Blue Lotus Exim Co., Ltd. from Viet Nam. The jelly is delivered in bulk and is packaged to retain its texture and flavour, which gives it a long shelf life. The supplier notes that the product complies with international food safety certification. It is a plant‑based ingredient that is low in calories and provides modest nutritional value.

The jelly is produced from the leaves of Mesona chinensis that are boiled, filtered and then dehydrated into thin strips. Typical industry moisture content for dried grass jelly ranges from 10 % to 12 % and the final pH is usually between 4.5 and 5.5. Standard storage conditions call for a temperature of 0 °C to 25 °C and protect the product from moisture ingress. Bulk packaging is commonly in vacuum‑sealed bags of 20 kg to 25 kg, which matches the supplier’s bulk supply format.

The ingredient is used by manufacturers of desserts, ready‑to‑drink teas, ice‑cream toppings and savoury sauces. Food service distributors and snack producers are typical buyers because the jelly adds a refreshing texture without added sugars. Blue Lotus Exim Co., Ltd. offers FOB and CIF terms and indicates that minimum order quantities are flexible, though exact figures should be confirmed directly. Prospective importers should verify the certification documents and request a sample before placing a large order.

Blue Lotus Exim Co., Ltd. is an imported‑tier supplier based in Viet Nam. It holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform and currently shows a response rate of 0 % with no recorded response time, indicating limited communication activity. The company lists Dried Black Grass Jelly among its export‑quality food ingredients.

The supplier states that the jelly meets international food safety certification and is packaged for long‑term storage. No additional corporate history, employee count or client list is provided in the listing. Importers should therefore request detailed company documentation and references when evaluating the partnership.