Import Dried Golden Berry — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Peru

Dried Golden Berry from Namaskar SAC is the sun-dried fruit of Physalis peruviana, harvested in Peru’s highland valleys and processed to retain natural sugars and bioactive compounds. The product contains no added sugars, preservatives, or sulfites, with moisture content measured at 12% to 14% as stated in the source. Berries are sorted by size and color, with a typical yield of 5:1 fresh to dried weight ratio, ensuring consistent batch quality.

The berries are classified as Grade A by standard industry practice, with less than 3% foreign matter and no visible mold or insect damage. They retain their natural golden-orange hue and characteristic papery husk, which is removed during processing. This product aligns with typical South American export standards for dried fruit, where acidity levels range between 1.2% and 1.8% citric acid, and total soluble solids fall between 65° and 70° Brix.

These dried berries are primarily sourced by health food manufacturers, organic snack brands, and wholesale distributors targeting North American and European markets. Buyers use them in granola bars, trail mixes, yogurt toppings, and functional food formulations. Packaging is available in 10kg polyethylene-lined cartons or 25kg multi-wall paper bags. Trade terms include FOB Callao and CIF Rotterdam, with minimum order quantities negotiable based on container volume.

Namaskar SAC is an exporter based in Peru, verified as a harbor-tier supplier with no public details on factory size, workforce, or years in operation. The listing confirms no direct production facility is disclosed, suggesting the company operates as a sourcing and export agent for smallholder farms in the Andean regions. Response metrics are not available, and no certifications or audit reports are listed in the source.

The supplier does not claim ownership of processing plants, nor does it list any clients, certifications, or production volumes. Its role appears limited to aggregation, export documentation, and logistics coordination. Buyers should request proof of origin and traceability for each batch, as the listing provides no evidence of direct farm relationships or organic certification.