IQF Sweet Corn, Peeled and Unblanched

IQF Sweet Corn, Peeled and Unblanched

We supply peeled, unblanched IQF sweet corn as cob sections or loose kernels. Choose the form for your own cooking process, then select a 10 kg bulk carton or a suitable retail case. Store at -18°C for a 24-month frozen shelf life.

Choose the Unblanched Corn Form

We offer peeled, unblanched sweet corn as short cob sections and loose kernels. Cob sections put the corn on the plate as a counted serving; loose kernels distribute through soups, vegetable blends and prepared meals. Select one form for each item on the purchase order so the sample, carton and finished-food specification match.

Include a heating step in the buyer's own food process, then assess a cooked sample for the intended texture and appearance. A cob-section trial tests the visible portion and intact kernels; a kernel trial tests dosing and separation after heating. Choose the cooked result that fits the menu or recipe before setting the repeat-order specification.

Set the Case Around the Selected Form

For bulk handling we offer 1 × 10 kg per carton. Retail case patterns include 10 × 1 kg, 5 × 2 kg, 4 × 2.5 kg and 25 × 400 g per carton. Choose the inner bag and case pattern together with the corn form: a kitchen handling cob sections counts portions, while a meal plant dosing loose kernels opens bags by recipe volume.

Mark the agreed form and case pattern on the purchase specification and carton. Cob sections need protection at their cut ends; kernels need a bag arrangement that supports portioning without repeated opening of an oversized inner pack. These are alternative case arrangements, not a mixed cob-and-kernel bag.

Check the Frozen Intake and Cooking Trial

Keep the selected corn frozen at -18°C. The stated shelf life is 24 months at that temperature, so compare the received date code, pack condition and form with the approved order before moving cartons into frozen stock. Keep cob-section and kernel cases identifiable if both are purchased.

At intake, check cob ends and kernel coverage on section orders, or loose separation and visible foreign material on kernel orders. Assess the corn after the buyer's full cooking step rather than judging an unblanched frozen sample as a finished food. The two forms may share storage conditions, but their portion control and cooking trials differ.

Source Peeled, Unblanched IQF Sweet Corn

Choose cob sections or loose kernels, then specify the case pattern and destination for a matching frozen-corn offer.