Frozen fuit pulp

Hanaska Food supplies frozen fruit pulp derived from over 20 tropical varieties grown in Ecuador’s coastal and Andean regions, including guava, passion fruit, mango, and naranjilla. The pulp is processed within 48 hours of harvest, preserving natural sugars and volatile aromatics. Each batch is flash-frozen at -35°C and stored at -18°C to maintain viscosity and colour integrity. The product contains no added sugars, preservatives, or water.

The pulp is made from whole fruit, including peel and seed remnants where naturally occurring pectin aids thickening. Typical solids content ranges from 12% to 18%, depending on the fruit type. Standard Brix levels vary by variety: mango averages 14°Bx, passion fruit 16°Bx, and lime 8°Bx. Packaging is in food-grade HDPE bags inside corrugated cartons, with a standard net weight of 10kg or 20kg per unit. The product is not pasteurised, so microbial load is monitored per Codex Alimentarius guidelines.

This pulp is primarily purchased by beverage manufacturers, ice cream producers, and artisanal food brands in North America and Europe seeking authentic tropical flavours. Buyers typically order in 20-foot container lots, with minimum order quantities starting at 1,000kg per variant. Lead time is 10 - 14 days after order confirmation. Incoterms offered are FOB Guayaquil or CIF Rotterdam, with payment by LC at sight or 30% advance. Certificates of analysis are provided per batch upon request.

Hanaska Food operates from a processing facility in Quito, Pichincha, Ecuador, with direct sourcing agreements with smallholder farms in the Andean valleys and coastal lowlands. The company holds no public certifications listed on this profile, and there is no verified information regarding production volume, workforce size, or export history. Response metrics show no recorded activity, suggesting limited digital engagement.

The supplier’s focus is exclusively on frozen fruit pulp derived from native Ecuadorian cultivars, with no indication of involvement in dried fruit, juice concentrate, or canned products. The product range is defined by the listed fruit varieties, with no evidence of blending or reconstitution. Buyers should verify traceability and batch consistency directly with the supplier, as no third-party audit reports are referenced in the listing.