Frozen mango dice

Gujarat Fresh supplies frozen mango dice cut from ripe Alphonso and Kesar varieties grown in Gujarat’s irrigated orchards. The product is flash-frozen at -18°C within four hours of harvesting to preserve natural sugars and aroma. Each dice measures 8 to 12 mm on all sides, with minimal pulp separation and no added sugars or preservatives, as confirmed by the supplier’s internal quality logs.

The mango dice are packed in food-grade LDPE bags, sealed under vacuum, and grouped in 5 kg cartons. This packaging method is standard for frozen fruit exports to Europe and North America. The moisture content typically ranges between 82% and 86%, and the Brix level averages 16 to 18, aligning with international frozen fruit standards. No artificial colouring or stabilisers are used, and the product retains its natural orange-yellow hue after thawing.

Buyers include juice manufacturers, frozen dessert producers, and premium retail chains in the UK, USA, and Gulf markets. The product is commonly used in smoothie blends, yoghurt toppings, and bakery fillings. Trade terms offered include FOB Mumbai and CIF Rotterdam, with minimum order quantities starting at 500 kg. Lead times are typically 10 to 14 days after order confirmation, contingent on vessel availability from Nhava Sheva port.

Gujarat Fresh operates from Ahmedabad, Gujarat, and specialises in exporting frozen fruit products to international food processors. The supplier is verified as an exporter through India’s DGFT registry and holds a valid IEC code. Their profile confirms active export activity over the past three years, with shipments tracked to the UK, USA, and UAE. No claims are made regarding factory size, employee count, or certifications beyond what is observable in trade documentation.

The company does not publish financial data, client lists, or production capacity figures. Their communication response rate is currently unrecorded, and no third-party audit reports are available on public platforms. Buyers are advised to request recent shipment records and product test reports directly. The supplier’s physical address is confirmed via India’s corporate registry, and their export compliance is consistent with Indian FSSAI guidelines for frozen fruit.