Import Dried Strawberry — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Thailand

Dried strawberries from Ashira Thai Premium Herbs & Supplies are made from fresh Thai-grown strawberries, gently dehydrated to preserve natural sugars and vibrant color. The product retains its chewy texture and intense fruit flavor, with no added sugar, preservatives, or artificial coloring. Moisture content is typically under 15%, and the berries are cut into uniform bite-sized pieces, averaging 8 to 12 millimeters in diameter.

These strawberries are processed using low-temperature air drying, a method common in premium fruit dehydration to maintain nutrient integrity. The final product contains natural antioxidants such as ellagic acid and vitamin C, with typical brix levels between 60 and 70 degrees. The berries are free from visible mold, insect damage, or foreign matter, and are packed in food-grade, moisture-resistant packaging to prevent clumping and oxidation.

Buyers include health food brands, snack manufacturers, and organic retail distributors seeking clean-label, naturally sweetened ingredients. The product is commonly used in granola, trail mixes, baked goods, and yogurt toppings. Standard packaging is 10 kg cartons with inner food-grade polyethylene liners. MOQ and lead time must be confirmed directly with the supplier, as these vary by season and order volume.

Ashira Thai Premium Herbs & Supplies is based in Bangkok, Thailand, and operates as a direct exporter of dried fruits and herbal ingredients. The company’s address is verified through harbor-tier trust signals, indicating active trade compliance and physical presence. There is no public information on years of operation, staff size, or revenue. The listing shows no certifications, client names, or production facility details, and no response rate is recorded.

The supplier focuses on sourcing and processing Thai-grown agricultural products, with dried strawberries being one of its primary exports. It does not claim organic certification, fair trade status, or export volume figures. Buyers should treat this as a small-to-medium exporter with direct control over drying and packaging, but without verified third-party audits or public quality documentation.