High-Potency Blueberry Powder for Formulators

Why choose industrial-grade freeze-dried blueberry powder (80 mesh) for nutraceuticals and beverage systems?

Industrial-grade freeze-dried blueberry powder (80 mesh) is a concentrated, lightweight fruit ingredient created to deliver intense natural color, anthocyanin power and authentic blueberry flavor in dry blends, supplements, beverages and cosmetics. Freeze-drying captures volatile aroma compounds and antioxidant phytochemicals while producing a free-flowing powder that blends cleanly into dry mixes or liquids — ideal for formulators who need consistent color and functionality without artificial dyes. The supplier page highlights its use across functional foods, instant beverage mixes and even cosmetic applications where anthocyanin-rich colorants are in demand. 

Primary use-cases (quick):

• Instant smoothie powders, RTD beverage concentrates and drink mix sachets

• Nutraceutical capsules/tablets and antioxidant supplements

• Yogurt, ice-cream swirlings and bakery inclusions (for color/aroma)

• Cosmetic serums or masks that use natural colorants and antioxidant extracts.

Which packaging, mesh sizes and certification options are available for industrial-grade freeze-dried blueberry powder (80 mesh)?

• Raw material: 100% blueberry, pesticide-controlled / GAP sourcing. 

• Particle size: 80 mesh powder listed in SKU title; page also references powder options across mesh ranges — confirm final mesh on spec sheet. 

• Moisture / water activity: vendor highlights “ultra-low moisture” lines (claims ≤2% for some product lines) but other spec blocks show a maximum moisture up to 5% — always confirm the target moisture / aW on COA before ordering. 

• Shelf life: the product page cites extended shelf claims (examples of 24–36+ months depending on moisture and packing) — validate against batch COA. 

• Additives: none by default (clean-label).

• Typical microbiology: COA provided per lot; supplier states standard FD microbiology controls and full batch testing. 

• Packaging (bulk): inner double PE or aluminium foil bag + five-layer corrugated export carton; retail and OEM pouching available. 

• Certifications available: BRC, FDA, HACCP, Kosher, Halal, ISO, Non-GMO and organic options listed on the product page — request certificate copies for your audit file. 

• MOQ guideline & lead times: the page lists MOQ starting points (example: 100 kg for some powder SKUs) — confirm minimums and lead times with sales. 

  
  

Buyer tip: Because the site references both 200-mesh micro-particle powders and 80 mesh ranges, include a clear mesh spec and target moisture on your RFQ to avoid surprises. 

FAQ

Q1 — Are you a manufacturer or a trading company?
A: The product page describes in-house manufacturing capacity (factory area, production lines and annual tonnage) and GMP workshops — ask for factory tour photos, production line counts and recent audit reports when qualifying a supplier. 

Q2 — Can I get samples and who pays for freight?
A: Samples are commonly offered (small evaluation size). Freight for express samples is usually collect or can be credited against the first PO — confirm sample policy and any sample-cost deductions beforehand. 

Q3 — Which trade terms do you support — FOB or CIF?
A: Both FOB and CIF options are standard for many suppliers; request both quotes to compare landed cost (FOB + buyer forwarder vs seller-arranged CIF with insurance). The vendor page supports export-ready quoting and mixed-load solutions. 

Q4 — What are typical payment terms and order milestones?
A: The page lists common payment terms (example: 30% T/T deposit, 70% balance against copy of B/L). Confirm accepted payment methods and escrow/LC options for larger or first-time orders. 

Q5 — How does the factory guarantee consistent color and anthocyanin levels?
A: Request COAs with anthocyanin/total polyphenol or ORAC data for each lot, plus retained sample policy and batch photos. Good suppliers maintain contracted sourcing and routine lab testing to reduce batch variance. 

Q6 — What packing reduces oxidation and color loss?
A: Nitrogen flush, aluminium foil liners and UV-blocking outer cartons are standard options to maximize color and shelf life. Ask for real-time stability data at your intended storage temperature. 

Q7 — What lead time should R&D teams plan for?
A: Lead times vary by volume and custom specs: allow time for sample approval, COA review and production slot; typical commercial lead times are quoted per order (confirm during RFQ).

How MerryTime Helps

• Application-ready guidance: sample packs matched to your application (beverage, capsule, cosmetic), with reconstitution notes and recommended usage rates.

• Audit & certification support: copies of BRC/FDA/HACCP, organic & Non-GMO documentation to speed retailer onboarding. 

• Flexible packaging & OEM: bulk liners, retail pouches, nitrogen flush and private-label printing to match shelf formats. 

• Sourcing continuity: contracted orchards and large factory throughput enable steady supply; request a supply plan and safety stock levels when you negotiate. 

Call to action: Tell us your target mesh (40 mesh or other), required annual volume and destination port — MerryTime will return a tailored sample plan, COA and FOB/CIF quote.