Export-Grade Peach Slices for Retail & Industrial Use

Golden-Harvest Freeze-Dried Yellow Peach Slices — Organic, Audit-Ready Inclusions

How can golden-harvest freeze-dried yellow peach slices cut freight while keeping real fruit impact?

Golden-harvest freeze-dried yellow peach slices deliver bright color, ripe-fruit aroma and a crisp bite in a lightweight, shelf-stable format ideal for cereals, snack mixes, bakery toppers, teas and instant beverages. Produced via low-temperature lyophilization, they keep visual integrity and authentic taste without added sugar or flavors—perfect for brands targeting simple ingredient decks and export-friendly microbiology.

What quality checks matter most when buying golden-harvest freeze-dried yellow peach slices?

• Cut / size: Slices 5–7 mm; other cuts (dices/chunks/powder) on request. 

• Max moisture: ≤5% for low water activity and stability. 

• Shelf life: 18–24 months under cool, dry storage away from light. 

• Certifications: EU/USDA Organic, BRC, HACCP, ISO, Halal, Kosher (copies supplied). 

• Packing (bulk): Inner double PE or aluminum-foil liner; outer five-layer corrugated carton; common 5 kg / 10 kg cartons; OEM/private label available. 

• MOQ & lead time: Page shows MOQ 300 kg with LCL/FCL supported; site also notes typical bulk 100 kg and ~15–25 days delivery—confirm in PI for your lane.

FAQ

Q1 — Are samples available, and who pays courier fees?
Yes—evaluation samples can be arranged; buyers typically cover express freight, sometimes credited against the first PO. Ask your sales rep to state the sample/credit terms on the proforma. The page invites buyers to request a sample directly. 

Q2 — Are you a manufacturer or a trading company? What factory proof should I request?
This product is produced by a direct manufacturer operating integrated slicing, freeze-drying and packing lines. For due diligence, request line photos or video, latest BRC/HACCP/ISO audit reports, COA templates and a retention-sample policy; capacity figures and floor area are listed on site for reference. 

Q3 — What trade terms are supported, and when to use FOB vs CIF?
Both FOB and CIF are available (airfreight possible for rush). Use FOB if you want to nominate your forwarder and control inland logistics; use CIF if you prefer the supplier to arrange ocean freight + insurance to your port. Obtain both quotes (and LCL mixed-load options) to compare landed cost. 

Q4 — What is the standard packing for export shipments?
Typical bulk is 5 kg or 10 kg per carton, with an inner food-grade PE or aluminum foil bag and a five-layer corrugated outer carton. Nitrogen flushing and retail pouches are available under OEM/private label. 

Q5 — What shelf-life and moisture targets should QC enforce on receipt?
Enforce ≤5% moisture and confirm 18–24 months shelf life on the COA/label. Store cartons cool, dry and out of direct sunlight; consider humidity indicators for long voyages. 

Q6 — How flexible is MOQ for pilots or new SKUs?
The page lists 300 kg MOQ for standard packing, but also mentions 100 kg as a typical bulk threshold; flexibility improves when consolidating mixed FD SKUs in one shipment. Always lock the exact MOQ in the PI. 

How MerryTime Helps

• Organic compliance, audit-ready: Dual EU/USDA Organic plus BRC/HACCP/ISO/Halal/Kosher, with certificate packs supplied for retailer onboarding. 

• OEM & private label: Custom slice thickness, retail pouching, nitrogen flush and artwork support to speed time-to-shelf. 

• Supply-chain reliability: End-to-end control from raw material to packing; export documents (COA, Phyto, FDA registration, Organic paperwork) prepared per shipment. 

• Logistics & trade: Side-by-side FOB/CIF offers, LCL consolidation with other FD fruits, and packaging trials to hit breakage/color KPIs.