Pineapple purée is a processed tropical fruit ingredient for beverages, desserts, sauces and prepared food applications.
Purchasers should distinguish purée from pineapple juice, crush and concentrate. The intended texture, acidity and fiber level matter for beverage filling, baking and frozen-dessert processes.
Confirm pineapple variety and fruit content, fiber or particle size, Brix, pH, any added ingredients, microbiological specification, heat processing and packaging. Ask for an actual lot specification instead of relying on a generic catalog category.
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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.
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