Broccoli Suppliers - Wholesale & Bulk

Broccoli is sourced in florets and powder, two procurement decisions that require different supplier qualifications. Filter by form on Nutrada to find GFSI-certified suppliers and request bulk quotes.


ValueDescription
Botanical nameBrassica oleracea var. italica
Available formsFlorets, beads, powder, florets with stalks
OriginsChina, Spain, Italy, India
CertificationsGFSI (BRCGS, IFS, FSSC 22000), EU Organic, GlobalGAP
Common applicationsInstant soups, ready meals, health supplements
Packaging20-25 kg cartons, big bags to 1000 kg
MOQ20kg
CategoryDried Vegetables Wholesale


Broccoli Types and Forms

FormWhat it means for procurementTypical application
FloretsNatural broccoli shape retained, larger particle sizeFreeze-dried meals, premium ready meals
BeadsSmall round particles 2-4mm, uniform rehydrationInstant soups, powdered mixes, noodle sachets
PowderFine ground form, soluble in liquidsSmoothie powders, health supplements, sauce bases
Florets with stalksFull plant utilization, cost-effective blendSoup bases where texture variation acceptable


Broccoli Origin and Supply

China is the dominant global source of dried broccoli, with diverse growing zones enabling year-round raw material supply and established large-scale dehydration infrastructure serving EU food manufacturers.

Spain and Italy are the leading European origins, with harvest windows running through autumn, winter, and spring in Mediterranean growing regions, making them reliable alternatives to Asian supply for buyers prioritising shorter supply chains or European provenance claims.

India is an expanding source, particularly for powder formats targeting functional food and nutraceutical applications, though buyers should confirm GFSI-certified processing and request pesticide residue screening alongside certificates of analysis.

Dried broccoli is frequently co-sourced alongside dried cauliflower and dried kale by manufacturers producing Brassica-based vegetable blends and green powders, with Chinese processors typically offering all three within a consolidated quote.


Bulk Broccoli

Broccoli requires controlled moisture levels below 8% to prevent enzymatic browning during storage. Suppliers package in 20-25 kg cartons or big bags up to 1000 kg with 18-24 month shelf life under dry conditions. Check the peroxidase test result on the Certificate of Analysis, negative results confirm proper blanching before dehydration. Color retention is the primary quality indicator, with yellowing indicating heat damage or over-processing during drying.


Organic Broccoli

Spanish and Italian suppliers hold EU Organic certification for dried broccoli florets and powder. Chinese organic sources are limited but available from certified processors in Shandong province. European organic broccoli commands higher pricing due to smaller scale production and harvest seasonality constraints compared to conventional supply.


Broccoli Private Label

Consumer packaging options include stand-up pouches for broccoli powder, PET jars for florets, and sachets for instant soup mixes. Private label MOQs typically start at 500-1000 units depending on packaging format. Specify the mesh size for powder applications before production starts, 80 mesh for supplement blends versus 40 mesh for cooking applications affects both rehydration speed and mouthfeel.


Broccoli Manufacturers

European dried broccoli manufacturers concentrate in Spain and Italy with field-to-factory traceability systems for organic certification. Chinese processors in Shandong and Fujian provinces handle the majority of global volume with HACCP and BRCGS certification infrastructure. Request batch-specific Certificates of Analysis showing moisture content, particle size distribution, and peroxidase test results.

Nutrada lists GFSI-certified broccoli suppliers from China, Spain, and Italy, covering florets, beads, and powder across conventional and organic supply. All orders are placed directly with certified suppliers, with no intermediary.

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Last updated: Apr 8, 2026