Blueberry

Frzex supplies freeze-dried blueberries as whole berries (about 8–15 mm) and as fine powder. Whole berries are light and crunchy with a deep blue-purple colour; the powder adds natural colour and blueberry flavour to dry mixes and drinks.

Manufacturers use freeze-dried blueberries in breakfast cereals and granola, muffins and bakery inclusions, snack bars and trail mixes, yoghurt and dessert toppings, smoothie and superfood powders, and beverage mixes. They add colour and flavour without the moisture of fresh fruit.

Blueberries are not grown commercially at scale in India, so Frzex imports frozen blueberries from established growing regions, freeze-dries and packs them in India, and re-exports them. The country of origin of each lot is declared on its Certificate of Analysis and shipping documents, following the destination's rules of origin.

Freeze-drying removes water at low temperature, so blueberries stay round, crisp and deeply coloured and keep their fresh flavour. Conventional dried blueberries are heat-dried, often infused with sugar, and become soft and chewy. Freeze-dried blueberries also rehydrate much faster.

Frzex freeze-dried blueberry is dried to a maximum moisture of 3%. In sealed foil-laminated packaging, stored cool and dry, it has a typical shelf life of 12 to 24 months. It absorbs moisture quickly once opened, so reseal packs tightly.

Freeze-dried whole blueberries are generally classified under HS 0813.40 (dried fruit, other), and blueberry powder under HS 1106.30 (flour and powder of fruit). Importers should confirm the full national tariff line with their customs broker.

Yes. You can request a sample through the Frzex Samples page. Our team confirms the form, quantity and dispatch details with you, so you can test the product in your own application before placing a bulk FCL or LCL order.