IQF Blueberries 12–16 mm in 10 × 1 kg Cartons

FROZEN BLUEBERRIES · FOODSERVICE CASE

IQF Blueberries 12–16 mm in 10 × 1 kg Cartons

XMSD offers IQF frozen blueberries in a case containing ten 1 kg packs. This case route suits import distributors, foodservice suppliers and multi-site kitchens that need smaller units from a larger frozen-fruit order. The same product also has a separate 1 × 10 kg carton option for buyers who work through bulk fruit quickly.

Blueberry and Case Specification

These facts describe the exact blueberry product and its two listed case configurations. A distributor can use them to separate the choice of berry size from the choice of handling unit. The two packing rows are alternatives and should be costed as different case formats.

When Ten 1 kg Packs Are the Better Handling Unit

The 10 × 1 kg per carton route gives a distributor ten smaller units within one master carton. A foodservice customer can move one pack to a working kitchen while the other packs stay in frozen storage. This matters for kitchens making repeated berry toppings, bakery fillings or smoothie components across several shifts or outlets. Case weight alone does not show how many handling units the receiving team will have after the carton is opened.

For a multi-site buyer, the inner-bag count also affects picking and stock rotation. A ten-pack case can be allocated across locations without asking each location to manage a single 10 kg inner bag. During a quotation review, compare the number of usable inner units, carton handling and pallet pattern alongside landed cost. The smaller unit should solve a real distribution need; it is not automatically the lowest-cost packing route.

The stated berry size remains the same product criterion in either pack route. Use an approved sample to assess berry size spread, whole-berry appearance, broken fruit, stems and clumping. A 1 kg bag supports convenient allocation only when its berry quality and frozen condition also fit the final use.

Compare the 1 kg Case with a 10 kg Bulk Carton

Both configurations put 10 kg of blueberries into a carton, but the number of inner units changes the receiving and dispensing process. A processor adding fruit continuously may prefer fewer inner bags. A distributor supplying multiple kitchens may value the smaller unit. This page helps choose the case construction; XMSD's frozen blueberry wholesale and cost page covers the broader sourcing and price discussion.

Using the 12–16 mm Grade Across Applications

The stated diameter range gives a starting point for buyers who need berries that show as individual pieces in a finished food. For yogurt toppings or bakery decoration, appearance after thawing matters as much as size while frozen. A beverage or fruit-preparation buyer may be more concerned with dispensing, blend performance and waste from clumps. Sampling against the intended application helps reveal those differences before a large order is packed.

The selected cultivar, sweetness reading and defect tolerance should be evaluated for the intended use. A commercial sample can be evaluated for visible condition and used to set the acceptance details relevant to the buyer's channel. This keeps size, pack and final-use performance connected without treating every frozen blueberry product as interchangeable.

For other berry sizes and packing families, view the XMSD frozen blueberry range. The 10 × 1 kg case and documented berry size are the decision points on this page.

Blueberry Product Views

The product photographs show frozen blueberries and help establish the fruit form. The final inner-bag design and master-carton construction should be reviewed through the selected packing sample; these images do not represent a finished 1 kg bag artwork.

Frozen Storage, Shipment and Documents

The product lists IQF processing, frozen storage at −18°C and a 24-month shelf-life reference. Cartons and inner bags should protect the berries during cold-chain handling, and the finished shipment label should match the agreed product and storage conditions. A distribution program should account for handoffs between import cold store, wholesaler and final kitchen so the 1 kg packs remain usable as individual units.

XMSD's certification and compliance page describes company document support. The relevant documents and facility scope should be matched to the actual shipment and destination.

Questions for the Case Decision

Are the two cartons the same packing format?

No. One carton contains ten 1 kg packs; the other contains one 10 kg inner unit. Both total 10 kg, but they serve different handling patterns.

Does the product list a blueberry diameter?

Yes. This product lists a 12–16 mm berry size, which can be checked against a representative frozen sample for the intended application.

Is there a published sale price?

Pricing depends on the selected case format, shipment plan and order. The product information gives a listed 12-ton minimum order with pricing developed for the order.

Choose Your Blueberry Case Configuration

Compare 10 × 1 kg cases with 1 × 10 kg bulk cartons for your distribution or production flow. XMSD can review the fruit, the chosen case route and your destination with you.