Cabbage suppliers bring dried cabbage products such as flakes and powder to the global market. These ingredients are essential in instant soups, vegetable blends, sauces, and health-focused food products, thanks to their mild flavor and stability.
Cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata) is one of the oldest cultivated vegetables, grown widely across temperate climates. For dried use, fresh heads are trimmed, washed, shredded, and dehydrated using air or freeze-drying methods. The dried material is available as cabbage flakes, offering texture, or cabbage powder, a fine ingredient used for flavoring and nutritional enrichment.
Cabbage is a cool-weather crop with harvest seasons varying by region. In Europe, the main harvest runs from September through March, while in Asia and North America multiple cycles allow almost year-round supply. Immediate dehydration after harvest preserves nutrients and color.
Manufacturers supply dried cabbage in 20–25 kg PE-lined bags or big bags of 500–1000 kg. Shelf life ranges from 18–24 months. Suppliers provide detailed specifications including moisture content, color, and rehydration ratio. Compliance with HACCP, BRC, and ISO 22000 is standard.
Private label services include retail packaging in pouches, PET jars, and sachets. Many suppliers offer custom blends, such as cabbage flakes with Onion Granules or Carrot Powder, catering to both retail and foodservice sectors.
Organic-certified cabbage flakes and powder are grown under strict EU and USDA guidelines. Additional certifications like Kosher and Halal are often available. Organic sourcing highlights sustainability and traceability from farm to final ingredient.
Through Nutrada, buyers can connect with a verified global network of dried vegetables suppliers. Supplier profiles on the Nutrada B2B Food Marketplace include certifications, product formats, and origin details, simplifying professional sourcing.