Freeze Dried Pineapple Wholesale

What is Freeze Dried Pineapple?

Freeze-dried pineapple is made by cutting fresh pineapple into pieces and freezing it. Then, moisture is removed through vacuum drying. This keeps the fruit's bright color, fruity smell, and sweet-and-sour taste. You can often find it in granola, mixes, smoothie powders, and snacks. Because of the freeze-drying process, the pineapple keeps a strong flavor and lasts a long time while keeping important nutrients like vitamin C, bromelain, and fiber.

It is often mixed with freeze-dried mango or banana for a tropical blend, or it can be paired with freeze-dried strawberries for variety. Freeze-dried pineapple is great for both tasty treats and healthier options.

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Types & Forms

Suppliers offer freeze-dried pineapple in different forms for industrial use:

• Chunks: Commonly used in snack packs, as cereal toppings, and in trail mix.
• Slices: Great for premium dried fruit snacks or for adding to rehydrated meals.
• Diced: Typically found in granola, muesli, bars, and baking mixes.
• Powder: Used in smoothie bases, drink mixes, flavoring systems, and supplements.

Powdered pineapple mixes well in drinks and other blends. Chunks and diced pieces add crunch and bright color to solid foods.

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Harvest Season

Pineapple is picked all year in tropical areas, but the best times are from March to July and again from October to December, depending on where it’s grown. Key suppliers are Costa Rica, the Philippines, Thailand, and Indonesia. Prices vary based on how much is harvested, demand for fresh-cut and juice, and shipping costs. Because pineapple has a lot of water in it, it takes about 9 to 11 kilograms of fresh pineapple to make 1 kilogram of freeze-dried pineapple. This affects prices, especially during times of low harvest or bad weather.

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Producing Countries

Freeze dried pineapple comes from places where pineapples grow all year and have freeze drying facilities.

• Thailand and Vietnam: These countries are major suppliers of bulk and organic freeze dried pineapple for export worldwide.
• Philippines: This country is a top producer, offering cubes, powder, and options for private label products.
• Colombia and Costa Rica: Known for their sweet MD2 pineapples, which are used in high-quality fruit products.
• India and Indonesia: These countries are growing suppliers of freeze dried pineapple powder and diced formats, serving the nutraceutical and foodservice industries.

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Freeze Dried Pineapple Manufacturers

Nutrada matches buyers with manufacturers who specialize in processing tropical fruits and international trade. Pineapple is usually offered in diced pieces, broken slices, or powder forms. These products are made in food-safe environments that follow export and production standards.

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Bulk Freeze Dried Pineapple

Bulk packaging options come in 5 to 10 kilogram carton boxes. These boxes have moisture protection and are ideal for commercial use. The products include pineapple bits, slices, or powder. They can be used in natural snacks, instant foods, and dry fruit preparations.

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Organic Freeze Dried Pineapple

Certified organic freeze-dried pineapple comes from fruit grown without chemicals. It is processed naturally, making it a great choice for brands that value sustainability and clear ingredient labels, especially for health-focused or baby food products. Suppliers usually offer certifications like EU Organic, USDA Organic, or JAS. They also provide export-ready certificates and food safety certifications such as IFS, BRC, or ISO.

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Private Label Freeze Dried Pineapple

Nutrada offers private label services for freeze-dried pineapple through its reliable supplier network. If you're making a fruit snack, tropical granola, or a smoothie brand, manufacturers can help you with branded solutions, different sizes, and flexible minimum order quantities.

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Freeze Dried Pineapple Suppliers

Nutrada matches buyers to reliable international suppliers of freeze-dried pineapple in different forms. You can find bulk powder for drinks, diced pineapple for snacks, or create your own snack brands.