Import Aseptic Pineapple Puree/Crush — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Thailand

Aseptic pineapple puree and crush from Multiple Plus Trading is supplied as coarse 10 mm or fine 4 mm particle sizes suspended in juice, packed in 210 kg drums with a 75 percent drain weight. The product is loaded at 78 drums per 20-foot container without pallets, making it a space-efficient option for bulk importers. Originating from Thailand, the puree is processed under aseptic conditions to preserve colour, flavour and nutritional integrity without preservatives.

The coarse crush variant offers visible fruit texture ideal for applications requiring chunkier consistency, while the fine crush provides a smoother profile for beverages or sauces. Pineapple puree is typically produced from fresh, mature fruit with a natural pH between 3.3 and 4.2, and a typical Brix range of 12 to 16 degrees for standard grades. The fruit is washed, peeled, and crushed before aseptic filling to maintain a shelf life of up to 24 months under ambient storage.

This product is sourced by beverage manufacturers, bakery producers and industrial food processors seeking consistent tropical fruit input. Buyers typically confirm Brix, pH, and microbiological counts before ordering, as well as packaging integrity for long-haul shipping. Thailand’s established aseptic fruit processing sector supports reliable supply chains, with ports like Bangkok handling bulk liquid exports.

Multiple Plus Trading operates from Bangkok, Thailand, with a registered address at No.8/24 Stories Onnuch Wongwean Soi 01, Kanchanaphisek 39, Dokmai, Pravet. The supplier is classified under the harbor trust tier, indicating a verified operational presence in the region. The company specialises in aseptic fruit purees and crushes, catering to international buyers with bulk liquid exports.

The listing does not provide details on production capacity, certifications, or client history, and no response rate or average response time is recorded. Buyers are advised to directly confirm processing standards, quality control measures, and export documentation with the supplier before placing orders.