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Description
It is the non-fermented and non-diluted product obtained from the edible part of the mango (Mangifera indica, L.), through an appropriate technological process, with a minimum total solids content.
– Organoleptics:
Color: Yellow.
Flavor: Sweet with a slight acidity, typical of the fruit.
Odor: Typical of the fruit.
– Physical-chemical:
°Brix ≥ 9.0
– Microbiological:
Molds and yeasts 3.2 x 10 UFC/mL
Coliforms at 45°C 0.4 NMP/mL
Salmonella sp. Absence in 25mL
– Nutritional: (per 100g of product)
Energy value: 48 Kcal = 202KJ
Carbohydrates: 13g
Dietary Fiber: 1.2g
- Natural juice
- Vitamin
- Smoothies
- Desserts
- Sweet sauces
- Tropical cocktails
Production Capacity:
Not informed
Delivery Timeframe:
Not informed
Incoterms:
Not informedPackaging Details:
Embalagem secundária de 1kg contendo 10 unidades de 100gr Embalagem secundária de 5kg contendo 5 unidades de 1kg
More about
RILS Comercio e Distribuicao Ltda
0-10
Employees
200K - 500K
Sales volume (USD)
10%
% Export sales
Year
Established
Business type
- Importer / Trading Company
- Buying Office
- Representative / Agent
- Distributor / Wholesaler
- Business Service
Keywords
- Global Distribution
- B2B Export
- Northeast Brazil
- Family Farming
Contact and location
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Ricardo ********
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+55 71********
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Salvador / BA | Brazil
Ricardo ********
+55 71********
Salvador / BA | Brazil
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