IQF Frozen Red Kidney Beans in Bulk and 400 g Packs

IQF red kidney bean order specification

Choose the carton and label format before the frozen bean order moves into packaging and dispatch.

Choose a carton for the route to market

We offer one 10 kg pack per carton for buyers moving beans into food manufacturing or bulk distribution, and 20 packs of 400 g per carton for smaller-unit channels. These formats drive different case counts and receiving workflows even when the bean itself is the same IQF product. A processor may need the bulk case to reduce unit handling; a distributor building a frozen retail range may need the 400 g count for store allocation. We can set the selected carton on the order and pack list so the warehouse counts the correct units. Other packing can be arranged to a buyer's requirements, with the revised unit and carton configuration agreed before production.

Decide whose brand goes on the pack

The product carries the Sharp Dragon brand, and we also offer OEM service under a buyer's brand and package. Brand artwork, pack size and carton identification belong in the same purchasing decision: changing a label while retaining an unclear pack count creates avoidable receiving errors. We can work from the buyer's chosen 10 kg or 20 × 400 g configuration and identify the branded unit on the commercial file. Approve the whole-bean appearance alongside the package design, so the product and branded unit meet the same purchasing brief. We keep the requested branding within the agreed order rather than assuming every format uses identical artwork.

Whole red kidney beans for IQF supply

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Red kidney beans in the product range

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Schedule IQF supply around the crop

These beans are grown in the open air in China, with a March–June season, then supplied as an IQF frozen product. The crop period is useful for procurement planning, while the frozen shelf-life specification governs stock after production. A buyer considering seasonal production volume can map the selected carton to its warehouse intake and downstream sales window. We can maintain the same product identity between the order, outer case and receiving record. The purchase specification can focus on the IQF whole-bean form and selected pack so quality and purchasing teams review the same goods.

Keep each shipment in its frozen condition

The shelf life is 24 months at −18°C. For small quantities, our shipping information describes foam boxes with ice packs; larger quantities use full cold-chain transport at −18°C. The route and shipment size should be chosen alongside the 10 kg or 400 g packing option, since a sample movement and a commercial load have different handling needs. We can carry the frozen condition through the order and dispatch records so the receiving team knows the required storage before the goods reach its site. The buyer can then compare arriving cartons with the approved pack and move them into the appropriate frozen inventory location.

Set the first-order commercial file

For first cooperation, we prefer T/T or L/C. The purchase file can connect the selected payment route with the pack configuration, crop-source description and dispatch plan. That gives both teams a clear basis for confirming the first shipment and any buyer-branded packaging. For supplier approval, our company certification page offers current documents to review according to the actual facility and product scope. We can discuss document requirements with the buyer while keeping the published frozen bean specification anchored to its two confirmed carton options.

Buyer questions

What carton formats are available?

A 1 × 10 kg bulk carton or 20 × 400 g packs per carton; other packing can be arranged to order.

Can we use our own brand?

Yes. We offer OEM packaging under the buyer's brand.

How should the beans be stored?

At −18°C for the stated 24-month shelf life.

After an established trading relationship, D/P and extended payment arrangements may be discussed. The first order retains its agreed T/T or L/C basis, with any later change recorded in the commercial agreement.