Vacuum Fried Banana Chips for Wholesale Snack Programs

Vacuum Fried Banana Chips Specification

This sliced banana snack combines a recognizable round-to-oval chip appearance with a crisp, shelf-stable format for retail packs and wholesale distribution.

Retail, Bulk and Private-Label Packing

XMSD supplies banana chips in formats suited to supermarket shelves, distributor cartons and branded snack ranges. Sealed packaging protects crispness during storage and export handling.

A 50 g or 100 g pouch suits single-serve snack displays; 150 g and 250 g formats give distributors a larger retail option. The 5 kg and 10 kg inner-bag formats suit repacking, foodservice supply and mixed-fruit snack production. In every format, the sales-unit net weight, units per carton and carton mark should be consistent across the pouch, outer case and shipping papers.

Banana Slice Quality and Storage

The product photos show golden round-to-oval slices. Slice appearance, color, crispness and the proportion of broken pieces are practical checks for a retail-ready batch. Packing seal integrity and dry storage help preserve texture through the stated shelf life.

For a retail pack, whole-looking slices and even golden color matter because the customer sees the chips through photography or a product window. For bulk supply, the proportion of broken pieces affects usable yield and presentation after repacking. XMSD's banana-chip program also identifies moisture protection, carton strength and finished-pack sealing as practical controls for keeping the crisp texture through distribution.

Banana Chips Product Views

Golden banana slices

Banana chips in a bowl

Sliced banana chips

Where Banana Chips Fit

The sliced format works as a stand-alone fruit snack and as a visible component of a mixed-fruit snack range. Retailers can use the close-up product images to show the actual banana slice appearance, while distributors can carry the same product in larger cartons for regional repacking. Foodservice buyers use crisp fruit chips for snack servings and dessert presentation.

Export and Document Support

XMSD supports commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin and shipment documents for its vacuum-fried snack range. Its certification and compliance page shows company quality systems and examples of certificates and test documents.

The certificate gallery includes examples of BRCGS, HACCP, ISO 22000, COA, Certificate of Origin, Health Certificate and phytosanitary documents. For a banana-chip export order, the commercial invoice, packing list, carton marks and declared net weights should describe the same packing configuration. The company gallery lets procurement teams review XMSD's document capabilities before purchase planning.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the shelf life?
The listed shelf life is 12 months in sealed, cool and dry storage.

Which order formats are available?
Retail pouches, bulk inner bags in cartons and printed private-label packs are available.

What is the starting order quantity?
The starting MOQ is 500 kg.

Are these freeze-dried banana pieces?
No. This range is vacuum fried banana chips. Its sliced snack form, packing and handling differ from freeze-dried banana pieces or IQF frozen banana. The product images show the chip shape supplied on this page.

How are the chips protected in export cartons?
The chips are packed in a sealed inner bag, then placed in an export carton. XMSD's banana-chip program identifies seal integrity, moisture protection, carton strength and clear carton marks as important points for shipment preparation. Cool and dry storage preserves the crisp texture after delivery.