Import Frozen Durian Fruit — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

Kim Minh Exim offers frozen durian fruit harvested in Vietnam and processed for export. The catalogue includes whole frozen durians weighing 2 kg per piece, frozen pulp with seeds in 10 kg cartons, seedless pulp in identical cartons, and frozen half pulp also packed 10 kg per carton. Whole fruits are packed 20 kg per carton with eight cartons per metric‑tonne container, while each pulp variant is loaded ten metric tonnes per container. The company states a minimum order of one full container and accepts L/C at sight or T/T as payment.

Frozen durian is typically stored at - 18 °C to preserve aroma and texture, a standard practice for tropical fruit exports. Industry guidelines recommend a shelf life of up to twelve months when maintained at this temperature. Moisture content for frozen durian generally remains around 70 % and the fruit is usually packed in polyethylene‑lined corrugated cartons to prevent freezer burn. Kim Minh Exim notes that its products are sourced from established farms and processed in facilities that meet Vietnamese export regulations.

Buyers such as food manufacturers, ingredient distributors and specialty retailers import the frozen fruit for use in desserts, beverages and confectionery. The supplier’s address is 96 Bui Ta Han Street, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City, and the company is classified as an imported tier with a harbor trust rating. Prospective purchasers should verify the container loading plan, confirm the incoterm and arrange pre‑shipment inspection if required. The firm invites direct contact to discuss long‑term cooperation and to obtain detailed phytosanitary certificates.

Kim Minh Exim is located at 96 Bui Ta Han Street, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam. The supplier is listed as an imported tier with a harbor trust rating, although the platform records show a zero response rate, indicating that buyers should confirm communication channels before engaging.

Since 2009 the company has positioned itself as an exporter of agricultural commodities. It highlights a range of frozen durian products and stresses competitive pricing, while no additional certifications or third‑party audits are mentioned in the public profile.