ProFood International Corporation
Philippine fruit processor established in 1978, headquartered in Mandaue City, Cebu. Its official sources describe dried tropical fruits, fruit purées, frozen fruits, preserves and juices, with production operations in Cebu, Bulacan and Davao.
What this manufacturer offers
Dried mango and other tropical fruits; aseptic fruit purées; individually quick-frozen (IQF) fruit; juices, preserves and concentrates. Specific formats and current availability should be checked in the official product catalog.
Questions for buyers
- Ask for the current specification, ingredient statement, allergens and format for your intended fruit product.
- Confirm the actual production facility, country-of-origin documentation and export-market requirements for each order.
- Request current minimum order quantities, packaging choices, sample policy, lead times and any relevant certification evidence.
From a Cebu food business to international fruit processing
ProFood traces its beginnings to a family-run operation established in 1978. The company now produces a broad range of processed tropical-fruit foods and ingredients, serving retail ranges as well as food-industry buyers. Its catalog spans dried fruit, purées, concentrates, frozen fruit, juices, preserves, sauces and related products.
The company says its products reach more than 50 countries. This describes its reported export footprint, not a guarantee that every product can be supplied or imported into every market.
Where ProFood produces its fruit products
ProFood identifies the following Philippine manufacturing locations and production activities on its company website:
Bulacan / Northern Luzon
The site at First Bulacan Industrial Park is described as producing aseptic fruit purées, dried fruits, PET-bottled beverages and stand-up-pouch products.
Cebu / Central Visayas
Its main headquarters and central production operation in the Cebu area is described as processing dried fruits, purées, canned juices, sauces, preserves, puddings and frozen fruits.
Toril, Davao / Mindanao
The southern plant is described as handling individually quick-frozen (IQF) fruit, dried and canned fruits, aseptic purées and concentrates.
These are the three regional plant groups individually described on the company page. ProFood also reports a larger factory network; individual facility assignments for each current product should be confirmed with the company.
Ingredients, retail products and processing formats
Its official catalog lists both finished branded foods and industrial food ingredients. Examples of documented lines include:
Dried fruits and snacks
Dried mango, pineapple and guava products, including branded retail packages and fruit snacks.
Aseptic fruit purées
Banana, calamansi, mango and pineapple purées offered in industrial packing formats; buyers should request current product specifications.
Frozen fruit and IQF preparations
Individually quick-frozen fruits intended for further processing and other food applications.
Juices and nectars
Fruit juices, nectars and juice drinks under various brand lines.
Preserves, jams and concentrates
Retail and industrial fruit preparations, including preserves, sweetened purées and fruit concentrates.
The online catalog is a reference catalog, not a purchasing checkout. ProFood states that it does not sell directly to individual consumers. Commercial buyers can use the sales contact or request a brochure to discuss distribution, product specifications and potential orders.
Quality programs and certifications
On its website ProFood describes ISO 9001, HACCP, BRC, Halal and Kosher certifications. These are company-published claims, not independently validated certificate records on PhilOrigin. Relevant buyers can request the current certificates, covered sites, scope, issuing bodies and expiry dates for the product they intend to source.
Broader product families
Banana chipsBanana slices processed into chips, available in formats that can differ by cut, sweetening and packaging.Explore product family ↗
Coconut waterCoconut water offered by Philippine coconut processors for retail or ingredient use.Explore product family ↗
Dried tropical fruitsDried tropical fruit products supplied for snacks or food manufacturing ingredients.Explore product family ↗
IQF tropical fruitIndividually quick-frozen fruit for ingredient and food-service applications.Explore product family ↗
Tropical fruit preservesFruit preserves and ingredient preparations from manufacturers with Philippine operations.Explore product family ↗
Tropical fruit puréesFruit preparations such as mango or banana purées for food and beverage applications.Explore product family ↗Explore ProFood International Corporation products on PhilOrigin
All documented product types
Browse 62 distinct types found in this company's official catalog. Different brands, sizes and packaging variants are grouped together on one sourcing page.
Questions about sourcing from ProFood
The answers summarize ProFood's published material and distinguish company-wide statements from product-specific purchasing details.
Does ProFood manufacture ingredients as well as finished retail products?
Yes. Its published catalog includes aseptic fruit purées and concentrates for industrial applications alongside dried fruit snacks, juices and other finished products. The format and technical specification depend on the selected product.
Where does ProFood manufacture its products?
Its official company page describes operations in Bulacan, Cebu and Toril in Davao. Ask which plant will produce the particular ingredient or finished product you are considering.
Can I order directly from ProFood?
The website operates as a product catalog, not an online checkout. ProFood says it does not sell directly to consumers. Business buyers can contact its sales team or request a company brochure for the appropriate commercial route.
Does ProFood offer unsweetened or no-preservative fruit products?
The company identifies selected products in these ranges, including all-natural dried mango, unsweetened mango purée and certain 100% fruit juices. The claim does not apply across the entire catalog; request the ingredient declaration and specification for the exact item.
What shelf life should buyers expect?
ProFood states that many standard unopened dried fruit, purée and juice products have a two-year shelf life under its stated storage conditions, while some dried coconut and no-added-sugar or no-preservative lines have a shorter one-year period. These are general company-published ranges, not universal guarantees. Shelf life after opening varies considerably by product. Request the current shelf-life statement, storage instructions and batch documentation for each SKU.
Are minimum order quantities, private-label manufacturing and export documents published?
PhilOrigin has not identified a dependable company-wide MOQ, an OEM/private-label offer or a product-by-market export document list in the reviewed sources. Ask the sales team directly for order thresholds, format options, production lead times and documentation for your destination.
Sources we checked
These references document published company claims. They do not establish independent factory inspection, current certificate validity, customs eligibility or guaranteed supply.
- Company websiteOfficial company overview identifies multiple Philippines manufacturing plants and processesOpen source ↗Reviewed 2026-10-30
- Company websiteOfficial catalog lists individual fruit purées and fruit productsOpen source ↗Reviewed 2026-10-30
- Company websiteOfficial site lists Mandaue headquarters/contact addressOpen source ↗Reviewed 2026-10-30
- Company websiteOfficial product catalog, publication of product types and branded formatsOpen source ↗Reviewed 2026-10-30
- Company websiteBrochure request, public telephone, sales email and Mandaue addressOpen source ↗Reviewed 2026-10-30
- Company websiteOfficial FAQ explains consumer ordering, product-specific ingredients, storage and shelf-life guidance; general statements vary by productOpen source ↗Reviewed 2026-10-30
- Company websiteCompany catalog categories show dried fruit, IQF frozen fruit, juices, preserves, industrial products, purées and concentrates; individual item details varyOpen source ↗Reviewed 2026-10-30

Banana purée
Calamansi purée
Mango purée
Pineapple purée
Dried mango
Frozen mango
Tropical fruit juices
Fruit concentrates