Import Freeze Dried Rambutan — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Thailand

Freeze dried rambutan is supplied in 6 kg cartons, each carton weighing exactly 6 kg, and the minimum order is ten cartons. The product is certified to HACCP and GMP standards, confirming compliance with recognised food safety practices. Lead time for the shipment is thirty days from order confirmation. Pricing varies by volume, with a unit price of USD 472.125 for 1‑99 cartons and decreasing to USD 434.355 for orders above ten thousand cartons.

The freeze‑drying process reduces moisture to a typical level of ≤5%, which extends shelf life to a typical range of twelve to twenty‑four months when stored in a cool, dry environment. Rehydration typically follows a 1:1.5 water‑to‑fruit ratio, allowing the fruit to regain much of its original texture. The product retains its natural colour and a crisp bite, making it suitable for direct consumption or as an ingredient in confectionery and snack mixes.

Importers such as bulk snack manufacturers, health‑food distributors and export houses commonly source this product for inclusion in ready‑to‑eat snack lines. Trade terms should be confirmed with the supplier, including Incoterms, payment schedule and any additional documentation required for customs clearance. Buyers are advised to verify the HACCP and GMP certificates and request a sample batch before committing to large volumes.

T.Thai (93) Co., Ltd. is located at 79 Soi Rama2, Soi39 Rama2 Rd., Bangmod, Chomthong, Bangkok 10150, Thailand. The company holds a harbor trust tier and is listed with a response rate of 0.00, indicating that inquiries may require follow‑up for timely replies. Their listing focuses on freeze‑dried fruit products, with this entry specifically detailing freeze‑dried rambutan.

The supplier does not disclose additional corporate history, employee numbers or revenue figures, and it does not state any other certifications beyond HACCP and GMP. Prospective buyers should request any further compliance documentation directly from the company and confirm the availability of batch‑specific test reports before finalising orders.