Frozen Spring Rolls
Finished IQF spring rolls with vegetable, meat or sweet bean paste filling options. Minimum one 20 ft reefer container; mixed loading offered.
Product Details
Frozen Spring Rolls
We supply finished frozen spring rolls with vegetable, meat or sweet bean paste filling options. The minimum order is one 20 ft reefer container, and multiple frozen products may share the load.
Discuss frozen spring rolls supplyFrozen Spring Rolls specifications
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Product form |
Finished frozen spring rolls |
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Filling options |
Vegetable, meat or sweet bean paste |
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Freezing method |
IQF frozen |
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Minimum order |
One 20 ft reefer container |
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Delivery method |
20 ft or 40 ft reefer containers |
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Quality checks |
Batch checks for taste and texture |
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Mixed loading |
Mixed-product loading permitted |
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Supply period |
Year-round supply |
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Origin |
China |
Choose a filling for the service program
Vegetable, meat and sweet bean paste fillings serve different foodservice menus. Choose the family that fits the intended dish, then review its ingredient and allergen declaration as part of sample approval. A whole roll must deliver the expected filling and wrapper behaviour after the normal cooking process, rather than only looking attractive while frozen.
Trial the selected roll through the intended commercial cooking and holding sequence. Compare wrapper colour, seam closure, filling leakage and bite. Batch checks cover taste and texture; the accepted cooked sample provides a practical reference for later receipts. Keep the selected formulation and product identity together so different filling programs are handled separately.
Protect shape through wholesale handling
Whole rolls should remain separate and intact in frozen packs. Count actual pieces in a sample case, inspect inner seals and check whether layers compress the rolls. These checks help a distributor estimate usable pieces per case.
The minimum order is one 20 ft reefer container, with mixed products permitted within that load. A distributor can consolidate this roll with other frozen lines, but should keep each product code, case presentation and lot count distinct in the shipping documents. Count and weigh a representative case during approval and use the inspected sample as the physical reference for subsequent cases.
Inspect cooked performance and lot identity
At receipt, check case condition, frost, cracked wrappers and visible deformation. Segregate damaged units before a foodservice kitchen cooks them, since small shell fractures can lead to leakage.
Cook a representative sample from each lot using the method established at approval. Compare appearance and bite, then tie the result to the carton lot mark. For large service runs, compare an early cooked tray with product held under the normal service conditions. Keep receiving records, formulation identity and case marking together to support repeat distribution.
Frozen Spring Rolls appearance
Cooked spring roll serving
Cooked spring rolls stacked together
Uncooked spring rolls arranged in an inner bag
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Quality and document support
We coordinate approved samples, carton marks and shipment documents with the commercial order. See XMSD certification information.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order?
One 20 ft reefer container.
Can products be mixed in the container?
Yes, multiple frozen products may share the load.
Which filling options are offered?
Vegetable, meat or sweet bean paste.
How is the product delivered?
In 20 ft or 40 ft reefer containers.
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