Coarse-Licorice-Coated Preserved Plums

FULLTEN B2B PRESERVED FRUIT

With-pit preserved plums with a coarse licorice coating. Discuss samples, fruit size, flavor, wholesale packs and private-label requirements.

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Concept image of round brown powder-coated wrinkled preserved fruit paired with tea — Tea and preserved-fruit pairing concept

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Product featuresCoarse licorice coating, with pits

Channel ideasSnacks, tea pairings and gift assortments

Sample focusCoating, texture and fruit size

Supply optionsWholesale, repacking and private label

Preserved plums with pits and coarse licorice powder

Compare seasoning and texture through samples

Plan packs and replenishment around your channel

A Coarse Coating with Licorice Flavor

The defining features are a coarse licorice-powder coating and the retained fruit pit. Compare the powder particles, surface coverage, seasoning and chew when choosing a sample for your brand. A pack that shows the coating may suit one range, while convenient sharing or portioning may matter more for another. Start with how customers will select, open and use the product, then discuss the pack format around that experience.

Planning for Your Sales Channel

Retail snacks and online sharing bags: compare licorice intensity, fruit size and texture for your audience. Use your intended price range and pack capacity to plan clear product wording and a notice that the fruit contains pits.

Tea pairings and gift assortments: include the product in a tasting alongside the intended tea or other snacks. Consider individual bags, serving arrangements and the space available in the gift box.

Private-label ranges: use the coarse coating as a clear product distinction when discussing naming, packaging and companion products. Share any proposed flavor changes so development feasibility can be assessed.

Wholesale and repacking: outline your packing method, handling quantities and storage arrangements. Discuss inner bags, cartons and batch identification, then observe how the sample handles and looks in the intended pack.

Purchasing Specifications

Item	Selection and order details
Product type	Preserved plums with pits, coated with coarse licorice powder.
Flavor and fruit	Compare licorice seasoning, perceived sweetness and saltiness, chew, fruit size and coating adhesion.
Channel planning	Snacks, tea pairings, gifts, private-label packs and wholesale repacking, selected around the intended channel.
Packaging	Discuss net weight, bag format, closure, label language, carton configuration and replenishment needs when requesting a quote.
Ingredients and labeling	Request the selected product's full ingredient, allergen and labeling information together with your destination-market requirements.
Pits and handling	This product contains pits. Plan clear packaging and serving notices, and confirm suitable handling before chopping or blending.

From Sample Selection to Pack Planning

Record the product name, sample reference and date before comparing the fruit, coating and tasting notes. A shared way of describing licorice intensity, sweet-salty balance and chew helps your team compare samples. Keep photographs and short notes for the selected option so the purchasing brief can refer to the same product characteristics.

The coarse coating deserves attention during packing trials. Observe contact between pieces, loose powder during handling and the appearance inside the bag. Use the intended packaging to check fill weight, fruit-size variation and seal space. For mixed assortments, also assess contact with other products. Share display dimensions, barcode placement and carton requirements early; list first-order and replenishment quantities separately if you plan phased purchasing.

Choose the Coating That Fits Your Range

This product uses coarse licorice powder. Gansong Li has a fine licorice coating with a mild five-spice note. Comparing their finishes and seasoning can help you select products for a range, with a separate product name and specification for each selection.

These plums contain pits. Include that information in retail descriptions, serving notices and sample-tasting arrangements. For chopping, blending or filling preparation, first discuss a suitable ingredient and handling method rather than putting whole fruit with pits directly into equipment.

Match storage instructions to the selected product and packaging. Before ordering, request unopened storage conditions, the marked expiry information and guidance for handling after opening. Explain any repacking, display or warehouse requirements so they can be considered together.

Turn Your Channel Plan into a Purchasing Brief

Share the destination market, selling format and packaging ideas. If you have a launch date in mind, set out the preferred timing for samples, packaging decisions, document review and arrival. Separate the initial order from anticipated repeat demand. A practical brief makes it easier to connect your flavor choice with a quotation and an order specification.

B2B PROCESS

Five Steps from Samples to an Order

Illustrative animation of sauce and powder samples, a sample-review setup, and drinks and pastries — Illustrative sample and application scenes; confirm the product specifications with the selected sample and documents.

01Share your sales planDescribe your audience, channel, packaging ideas and estimated purchasing volume.

02Select product characteristicsStart with the coarse licorice coating and with-pit format, then discuss fruit size and seasoning.

03Compare samplesRecord flavor, texture, coating and packing observations to define your preferred option.

04Review the quotation and documentsConfirm quantity, MOQ, packaging, ingredient-label needs and the proposed supply schedule.

05Confirm the orderAgree on the product specification, packaging version, arrival timing and replenishment plan.

Connect the Sample with the Purchasing Documents

Keep the selected product name, sample reference, packaging version and commercial terms together. Raise ingredient, allergen and testing-document needs at the quotation stage. When consulting a test report, check the product name, date, batch and test items for relevance to the product you are purchasing.

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Buyer Questions

How does this product differ from Gansong Li?

These preserved plums have a coarse licorice coating and contain pits. Gansong Li is distinguished by fine licorice powder and a mild five-spice note. Compare the coating and seasoning for your audience, then confirm each product's full ingredient declaration and packaging details separately.

Do these plums contain pits?

Yes. Plan clear pit information for retail descriptions, serving guidance and tastings. If your application involves chopping or blending, describe the equipment and intended use first so suitable handling can be discussed before a trial.

Can we request samples to compare flavor and coating?

Contact Fullten about samples and specify the licorice intensity, fruit size or texture you would like to compare. Sample quantity, charges and shipping arrangements can be discussed together. Keep notes on your preferred sample to support quotation and ordering.

How should we plan small bags, sharing packs or gift boxes?

Share the intended net weight, bag style, display dimensions and target price range. Compare filling, seal space and ease of serving in the proposed pack. Mixed assortments and gift boxes also require consideration of companion products, separate bags and available box space.

Can we discuss private-label packaging or flavor changes?

Yes. Bring your brand positioning, label languages and design requirements to the discussion. For changes to licorice intensity or sweet-salty balance, describe the target and any reference sample so recipe development, packaging, order volume and timing can be assessed.

How are MOQ, pricing and supply timing agreed?

Provide the product, destination market, pack format, initial quantity and preferred arrival date. MOQ and pricing depend on the agreed order and packaging requirements. For repeat purchasing, include an estimated frequency to help plan the first order and subsequent supply.

What ingredient or testing documents should we request?

Specify your needs for the full ingredient declaration, allergen information, labeling and particular tests. Include the intended use and destination market so the available documents can be checked for applicability. The coarse licorice coating is a product feature, not a complete ingredient list.

How do we confirm shelf life and handling after opening?

Use the selected product, packaging and batch documents to confirm storage conditions and shelf life, and ask separately about closing and handling the pack after opening. A repacking project needs its own packaging and handling assessment rather than automatically adopting the original pack's shelf life.

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Plan Your Preserved-Plum Purchase

Start with a sample that fits your brand's taste. Tell us about your preferred licorice flavor, sales channel and pack format. Fullten can discuss sample selection, documents, quotation and supply arrangements with you, turning the product idea into clear purchasing requirements.

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