Nutrition & Product Characteristics
- Production Process & Quality Control
- Packaging, Storage & Cold Chain
- Farm Sourcing & Traceability
- Nutrition & Product Characteristics
- Allergens & Dietary Considerations
- Foodservice Applications & Recipes
- Frozen Food Safety & Quality
- Frozen Food Import, Export & Compliance
- Strawberry Quality & Sourcing
- Blueberry Quality & Sourcing
- Raspberry Quality & Sourcing
- Peach Quality & Sourcing
- Edamame Quality & Sourcing
- Mixed Vegetable Quality & Applications
- Mushroom Quality & Sourcing
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13
May, 2019
Blackcurrant Benefits: Nutrients, Evidence and Claim Control
Blackcurrant can provide vitamin C, fruit solids and anthocyanin-rich color. This B2B guide separates human research from product evidence, label calculations, authorized claims an
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13
May, 2019
Blackcurrant Flavor: Sourness, Cassis Aroma and Lot Approval
Blackcurrant tastes tart, cassis-like and sometimes astringent. This B2B guide explains cultivar effects, Brix and acid data, thawed sensory trials, application matching and defens
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10
May, 2019
Is it good to eat raw carrots?
Learn if raw carrots are good to eat, raw vs cooked nutrition, safety tips, and how XMSD supplies frozen carrots for B2B use.
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10
May, 2019
Sea Buckthorn for Skin? Nutrition & B2B Uses
Learn if sea buckthorn is good for skin, its nutrients, limits, food applications, and frozen sea buckthorn sourcing from XMSD.
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08
May, 2019
Okra Chip Nutrition Labels: Oil, Fiber, Sodium and Claims
Okra chip nutrition depends on process, oil, seasoning and serving size. This B2B guide shows how to verify finished-product data, ingredients, claims and label changes before appr
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07
May, 2019
Learn when papaya may be a concern, how ripe and frozen papaya differ, and how XMSD supplies papaya for B2B use.
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07
May, 2019
Papaya Benefits, Uses & Frozen Papaya Supply
Learn papaya benefits, nutrition, food uses, and how XMSD supplies IQF frozen papaya for B2B food applications.
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07
May, 2019
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06
May, 2019
Lychee Nutrition for Food Labels: Vitamin C, Sugar and Claims
Lychee can contribute natural fruit, carbohydrate and vitamin C, but database averages are not a frozen-lot specification. Learn how to verify nutrition values and label claims for

