Are you looking for clementine juice, pulp, and puree suppliers for bulk, private label, or organic sourcing? Nutrada connects buyers with certified partners to support procurement in the global juices, pulp, and puree market.
Clementine is a sweet citrus fruit, part of the mandarin family, known for its easy-to-peel skin and delicate flavor. In processed form, clementine juice, pulp, and puree are used in beverages, jams, sauces, confectionery, and dairy applications. These processed formats allow buyers to secure consistent supply of this seasonal fruit for industrial use.
Clementines are harvested in late autumn to early winter (November to January) in the Northern Hemisphere. Weather patterns and regional crop yields directly affect availability and bulk pricing during this short harvest period.
Spain and Morocco are leading exporters of clementines, supplying both fresh and processed products to European markets. Italy and Turkey also play important roles, while South Africa provides off-season supply to global buyers.
Clementine demand is supported by:
Bulk supply formats include aseptic drums, frozen blocks, and bag-in-box. Buyers evaluate Brix values, acidity, and aromatic profile before contracting. Concentrates are favored for beverages, while frozen pulp is applied in jams and desserts.
Private label formats include bottled juices, jams, and fruit sauces. Certifications such as organic, halal, or kosher are often required by retailers. Packaging flexibility in PET bottles, glass jars, or pouches is key for private label buyers.
Organic clementine, certified under EU and USDA standards, is in demand for premium juices and clean-label products. Seasonal supply limitations and smaller production volumes require early sourcing agreements.
Buyers can connect with verified partners through the Juices, Pulp & Puree suppliers category. Related sourcing options include mandarin juice and orange juice, both commonly blended with clementine for citrus-based products. Visit our B2B Food Trading Platform today to get started.