PRODUCT PROFILE
A Plum Center Within the Candy
A desalted small plum is placed in maltose to form a confection with a fruit center and surrounding candy, not a plum-powder filling. Compare the center's proportion, fruit size and candy thickness, then taste how the sweetness and plum flavor work together. A reference sample or a description of your preferred texture can help guide selection.
Desalting describes how the plum ingredient is prepared. Confirm pit status, complete ingredients, allergens and nutrition information for the selected product. Share any dietary restrictions or labeling requirements with the sample request so tasting and document review can proceed together.
Record the fruit-center size, overall dimensions, piece weight and candy texture separately. Open the proposed pack to assess contact with the material, ease of removal and the fruit center as eaten. These observations help choose portions and packaging without assuming identical dimensions or weight for every piece.
The retail listing for Fullten Plum-Center Malt Candy (250 g) gives approximately 24 to 26 pieces, with the actual count varying by plum size. This reference applies to that retail bag. For other wholesale weights, fixed-count gifts or sharing bags, share the desired count, net weight and size requirements to review the packing format.
B2B APPLICATIONS
Snack and Gift Applications
SPECIFICATION DISCUSSION
Plum-Center Candy Purchasing Specifications
| Product format | A desalted small plum placed in maltose, retaining a fruit center; confirm dimensions, center ratio and candy thickness against a sample |
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| Sample comparison | Fruit-center size, candy firmness, sweetness and plum flavor, piece weight, pit status, material contact and ease of removal |
| Applications | Snack bags, office sharing, souvenirs, gifts and own-label confectionery; test other preparation methods separately |
| Customization | Proposed flavor, center ratio, dimensions, pack weight and label languages; assess feasibility for the selected item |
| MOQ and samples | Provide use, quantity, packaging and tasting needs; ask about product and material minimums, sample charges and timing |
| Storage and documents | Confirm storage and shelf life for the selected formula, materials and label; review complete ingredients, allergens, nutrition information and relevant test reports |
| Retail pack example | Fullten Plum-Center Malt Candy (250 g); the retail listing gives approximately 24 to 26 pieces, varying with plum size. |
| Fruit center and ingredients | A small plum forms the center. Confirm pit status, complete ingredients, allergens and nutrition information for the selected item. |
View the 250g plum-center candy retail pack and approximate count
SAMPLES & PACKAGING
Trial the Candy and Its Packaging Together
Keep tasting and packing trials separate. Taste the candy and fruit center together, comparing portions and ease of eating. For packing, use the proposed bag, net weight and sealing method to assess contact, removal and condition after handling. If using packing equipment, share its acceptable size range and operation, and arrange a trial on the intended equipment.
Assess sticking alongside actual storage and display conditions. Describe the warehouse environment, opening frequency and any repacking when discussing materials. For cutting, mixing or adding the candy to another food, first confirm pit status and the proposed preparation method, then trial the candy and fruit center under the intended conditions. Use the results to review materials, handling and storage arrangements.
B2B PROCESS
Procurement and development process
QUALITY & TRUST
Keep a Clear Record of the Selected Candy
Keep the sample with its product name, size range, tasting notes, net weight and supply terms so future orders refer to the same item. For fixed-count packs, explain whether count or net weight is essential to the pack design. Then discuss whether sorting, a different bag or another configuration is needed.
For ingredients, nutrition information or test reports, list the market, channel requirements, test scope and report-date conditions. Check published reports for relevance to the selected product; they do not replace complete labels. Confirm document availability, extra tests and required formats before finalizing packaging.
FAQ
Buyer Questions
Is the center a small plum or plum powder?
It is a desalted small plum placed in maltose, retaining a fruit center rather than a plum-powder filling. Desalting does not mean sodium-free, salt-free or pitted. Include any fruit-center or pit requirements when asking for samples, and confirm the selected specification and serving instructions.
Does every 250g bag contain 24 to 26 pieces?
Fullten Plum-Center Malt Candy (250 g) lists approximately 24 to 26 pieces, varying with plum size. It is not a fixed-count guarantee. Other wholesale weights or gift configurations need separate confirmation; include net weight and size requirements when planning by piece count.
What should we assess with a sample?
Ask about sample availability, charges and dispatch timing. Taste for fruit-center size, candy firmness, flavor and portions. In a separate packing trial, review material contact, removal, seals and condition after movement. Test equipment packing or further processing under the actual intended conditions.
Can OEM/ODM work include a different center ratio?
Share the desired fruit size, candy thickness, texture, dimensions and brand-pack direction. Compare existing samples before discussing feasible changes. Formula or size adjustments may require new samples and packing tests; an arbitrary ratio or removal of individual ingredients is not guaranteed.
Are plum and maltose the complete ingredients?
The plum-and-malt-candy description explains the product's structure. Request the selected item's complete ingredient list, allergen and nutrition information, and confirm pit status before ordering. Share any ingredient restrictions, label languages or channel-document requirements with your inquiry.
How do we confirm wholesale MOQ and supply timing?
Provide the selected item, pack format, net weight, quantity, destination and requested arrival date. Product and branded materials may have different minimums. Sample agreement, labels, documents and split orders also affect planning, so timing and quantities are confirmed for the particular order.
How should we choose packaging and portion size?
Start with how the candy will be taken from the pack. Trial the actual product and materials to review contact, seals and ease of removal. Consider count, net weight and dimensions together. Individual wraps, bags, jars and gifts need supply confirmation; no material is assumed to prevent sticking without evaluation.
What are the storage directions and shelf life?
Follow the selected product's actual packaging and supply information; its name or retail weight does not establish storage numbers. Describe warehousing, display and opening arrangements during inquiry. Repacking or adding the candy to another food requires a separate review of materials, handling and storage.
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From a sharing bag to a gift box, tell us the portion, texture, packaging direction and quantity you have in mind. We can first review samples and document needs, then discuss packing trials, quotation and supply arrangements.
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