


Product Profile
This is a preserved-fruit snack made from pitted plum pieces with mint flavor, not a juice, sauce or candy. Compare piece size, chew and mint finish to decide where it fits in your snack or gift range. The store's 300g bulk ingredient declaration includes mint flavoring and aspartame. Review the complete label and food information rather than using the product name alone to infer the formula or storage requirements.
B2B Applications
Mint Plum Purchasing Specifications
| Field | Review Item |
|---|---|
| Product type | Mint-flavored preserved-fruit snack made from pitted plum pieces |
| Format | Check piece size, pitted format, chew, mint finish and sweet-sour balance against the selected sample |
| B2B use | Snack, tea-pairing and gift selections; assess drink or dessert uses in an actual recipe trial |
| Review points | Selected-item ingredients and notices, net weight, storage, packaging, MOQ and quoted lead time |
| Existing pack reference | The store's 300g bulk mint plum; ask about smaller portions, other capacities or branded packaging separately. |
| Ingredient notice | The 300g label lists mint flavoring, sugar and aspartame. Not suitable for people with phenylketonuria; review the complete selected-pack declaration. |
Find the Mint Profile That Fits Your Selection
Start with the plum's sweetness and acidity, then note the strength and duration of the mint finish and the chew. For tea pairings, keep the tea, brewing method and portion consistent. Record feedback separately for different audiences so a single tasting is not treated as a specification for every channel.
Pitted pieces can be portioned for different serving ideas, but sample size and net weight should guide planning rather than a fixed piece count inferred from a photograph. Include any specific pitting or inspection requirements in the purchasing brief. For drinks or desserts, test the actual recipe and plan cutting, utensils and after-opening use as part of the trial.
Ingredient and Pack Information
The selected 300g bulk label declares mint flavoring. That wording alone does not establish the flavoring's physical form or a coating process. If your brief calls for a particular mint ingredient, application method or flavor intensity, describe it when requesting samples and ask for the relevant item specification.
The same label lists plum flesh, salt, sugar, citric acid, sweeteners and vanillin. It contains aspartame and is not suitable for people with phenylketonuria. Seedless does not mean sugar-free or free from sweeteners. Check ingredient restrictions and market-labeling needs against this product's complete declaration rather than another plum item in the range.
Match the chosen item to its weight, expiry date, batch information and after-opening instructions. The 300g label says to keep it in a cool, dry place after opening. Its one-year shelf life is not a one-year after-opening period. A change of pack or repacking requires a separate review of packaging and storage conditions.
Preparing a Useful Purchasing Brief
Share the snack, tea-pairing or recipe use, estimated quantity, net weight, delivery location and requested arrival date. If you are still choosing a product, describe the mint intensity, sweetness and texture you want to compare, and ask about sample arrangements and charges. Include any channel specifications or pack dimensions you already have.
B2B PROCESS
Procurement and development process
Keep Product, Label and Order Details Together
Link the selected sample, item name, weight and complete label in the purchasing brief so brand, warehouse and service teams can check the same information. For documents or testing, specify the purpose, required items and report-date criteria. Published test information must be checked for relevance to the selected product and is not a guarantee for every specification or batch.
Buyer FAQ
How is this different from other seedless plum pieces?
This selection combines pitted plum pieces with a cooling mint finish alongside the sweet-sour fruit flavor. The 300g label lists mint flavoring. Original or honeyed plum products need their own ingredient and taste review; a shared plum base does not establish the same formula.
What ingredient notices apply to the 300g pack?
The 300g bulk pack contains sugar and several sweeteners, including aspartame, and is not suitable for people with phenylketonuria. Review its full ingredients and nutrition information. Seedless describes the pitted format, not a sugar-free or sweetener-free formula.
Can I request samples to compare mint intensity?
Yes, ask about sample arrangements, charges and possible dispatch timing. Share the use, flavor preferences, tasting quantity and delivery location. Try the sample with your actual tea or menu item and record the mint finish, sweetness, acidity and chew for the next discussion.
How do I check MOQ and lead time?
Provide the selected item, pack capacity, estimated quantity, delivery location and requested arrival date. Branded packs also need material and label preparation. Review the corresponding MOQ, quotation conditions and proposed schedule before placing an order.
Can small packs, sharing packs or OEM packaging be discussed?
Yes. Share the bag, net weight, label languages and quantity to review feasibility, packaging minimums and costs. The 300g pack is an existing reference, not confirmation that every bag format is stocked. Describe requested flavor changes separately for assessment.
How should I request specifications or test documents?
Identify the item, market, channel requirements and document purpose. List the specifications, ingredients, nutrition information or tests you need, then check which existing documents apply. Additional testing, date criteria or formats require a separate review of feasibility, cost and timing.
Does an unopened pack need refrigeration?
Follow the selected pack's storage directions; do not infer refrigeration or freezing from the product name. The 300g bulk label states a one-year shelf life, with the actual expiry date on the received pack. Ask about warehouse conditions and batch details before ordering.
How should an opened pack be handled?
The 300g bulk label says to keep the product in a cool, dry place after opening. Reseal after use, use clean, dry utensils and record the opening date. The one-year shelf life is not a one-year after-opening period. Check conditions separately when changing packaging or repacking.
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