IQF fruits are rich source of nutritions and possess long term freshness. They are stored at cool and dry place with very low temperature.
Inspired from nature’s freshness and well-processed under most hygienic conditions, IQF products are widely known for their quality, purity and natural taste. Each frozen product stored at cool and dry place below- 18°c, offers an original texture and essence along with a Everlasting freshness .With IQF, the products remain fresh for long time and also it's nutrient value stays perfect. IQF fruit slices and dices are in demand for the high quality standards for your distinct requirements. This unique technique has reduced the dependency on various seasons for the availability of fruits. Additionally, it has also added a great convenience and easiness to delicious preparations.
Here's an exclusive range of frozen IQF variety of fruit slices and dices that attracts customers from around the world!
IQF Mango Slices /Dices:
These are prepared from the chosen varieties of Mango. Only the finest quality mangoes with proper ripeness are chosen. The fully matured Mangoes are harvested, rapidly transported to the IQF plant, tested and further washed well. Selected good quality fruits are then taken to the controlled ripening cubicles. Absolutely ripened Mango fruits are later washed, hand peeled, sliced, diced at diverse sizes as required, frozen and further inspected, weighed, packed under strict hygienic conditions or frozen in cold storage at -18° C .
IQF Pineapple Slices /Dices:These are made from the selected varieties of Pineapple. A farm fresh IQF pineapple product in the form of slices, dices and chunks are used. These high quality products are well processed under severe quality and hygiene procedure. Whereas, at the manufacturing plant each pineapple is primarily washed, peeled and fine cut into dices. After this they are finally passed over IQF controlled temperatures to obtain the end product.
Musk Melon slices /Dices:
Musk Melon a round shaped fruit with a thick white- greenish skin along with a orange, juicy pulp, is also known as cantaloupe. It's slices and dices are formed by choosing, farm-fresh muskmelons which are rightly sorted, peeled, sliced, diced and well-packed. The packed product is then finally passed through a specific quick freezer at controlled temperatures.
IQF Papaya slices/ dices:
These are prepared from selected varieties of Papaya which is well-known for it's nutritive content for digestion and is doubtlessly juicy. Completely matured Papaya fruits are harvested, instantly transported to IQF processing plant, well inspected and washed. Fresh papayas are procured and suitably ripened to obtain fruit"s real flavor. Preferred , good quality fruits go to the controlled ripening chambers. The Ripened Papaya fruits are then washed well , peeled off manually, sanitized and diced at different sizes. Thereafter the sliced or diced papayas are further passed through metal detector, exclusively quick frozen in cold storage at 18° C and at last packed under strict hygienic conditions.
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