


Product Profile
Sweet Huamei is a preserved plum snack. Compare its initial sweetness, salty-sour finish, plum aroma and texture before choosing an item. Taste samples with the intended tea, assess portion sizes for sharing packs and check flavor compatibility for gift assortments. Defining the target customer and serving occasion helps turn tasting results into a purchasing brief.
B2B Applications
Sweet Huamei Purchasing Specifications
| Field | Review Item |
|---|---|
| Product type | Sweet Huamei preserved plums for snacking |
| Format | Check piece size, dried wrinkles, chew, pit status and flavor against the selected sample |
| B2B use | Snack, tea-pairing, sharing-pack and gift selections; evaluate beverage or cooking use in a recipe trial |
| Specification and documents | Selected-item ingredients, sweeteners, food information, net weight, storage instructions, MOQ and quoted lead time |
| Bulk-pack options | 300g, 600g and 1800g, selected on one store product page. Ask separately about other bag formats, gift assortments or branded packaging. |
| Ingredient notice | These bulk packs contain sugar, multiple sweeteners and aspartame; they are not suitable for people with phenylketonuria. The 300g, 600g and 1800g bulk-pack labels all state that the plums contain pits. Keep that warning visible during tasting, repacking and foodservice. Review the complete label for the selected weight. |
Turn Tasting Notes into a Product Selection
Taste each sample on its own and with the intended tea or companion snack. Record sweetness, the salty-sour finish and chew using the same headings for each item. Keep the sample name and label with the notes, especially when several colleagues are tasting, so feedback stays linked to the correct product.
Review piece size, integrity, dried wrinkles and surface appearance alongside the intended presentation. Sharing packs need a practical portion; gift assortments benefit from a trial layout using the actual pack dimensions. Discuss acceptable characteristics with the supplier so your purchasing reference is more specific than a photograph or product name alone.
For beverages or cooking, keep separate recipe notes rather than relying on snack-tasting results. Hold the tea base or food quantity constant while adjusting the amount of huamei. Check the selected item's pit status before planning handling. For packaging, share display dimensions, barcode space, quantities and a requested arrival date, separating the first order from repeat demand.
Match the Item to Its Specification and Label
Our store lists 300g, 600g and 1800g Sweet Huamei bulk packs. The 300g pouch also bears the name Shaoxing Mei. The 600g product image is captioned Tian Ju Mei (Sweet Huamei). All three back labels name the product Sweet Huamei. Include the weight or a product photo in your inquiry and check the complete label for that weight; the name alone does not establish the formulation or sweeteners used.
These bulk-pack labels list plum, salt, sugar, citric acid, several sweeteners including aspartame, sucralose, steviol glycosides, licorice extract and neotame, plus vanillin and flavoring. The product contains aspartame and is not suitable for people with phenylketonuria. The Tian Ju Mei name does not mean sugar-free or sweetened only with stevia. Use the selected product's complete ingredients and nutrition label when discussing branded packaging.
Request unopened storage conditions, expiry information and after-opening instructions for the selected pack. Explain any repacking or gift-packing process so suitable conditions can be discussed. Keep item, batch and opening-date records distinct to support stock rotation and store preparation.
Preparing a Useful Purchasing Brief
Describe your customers and sales format, such as a tea-pairing snack, an online sharing pack or a seasonal gift. Add the Sweet Huamei item you want to compare, preferred portion size and estimated quantity. Mention samples, branded packaging or document needs, along with the delivery location and requested timing.
B2B PROCESS
Procurement and development process
Keep Product, Label and Order Details Together
Keep the sample reference, tasting notes and selected-pack labeling together so brand, purchasing and retail teams discuss the same item. Raise quality-document requirements at this stage. For a specified test list or report date, check which information relates to the selected product and tested sample before planning any further assessment.
Buyer FAQ
Which uses and channels suit Sweet Huamei?
Consider it for snacks, tea pairings, sharing packs and gift assortments. Compare sweetness, the salty-sour finish and chew against your audience's preferences. For drinks or cooking, test the selected item in the actual recipe and assess flavor release, quantity and handling separately.
How do Shaoxing Mei and Tian Ju Mei relate to Sweet Huamei?
The store's 300g pouch also bears the name Shaoxing Mei; the 600g product image is captioned Tian Ju Mei (Sweet Huamei). The 300g, 600g and 1800g back labels all identify Sweet Huamei. These packs contain sugar and several sweeteners, including aspartame, and are not suitable for people with phenylketonuria. Identify the item by its weight and complete label; the Tian Ju Mei name is not a sugar-free or stevia-only claim.
How can I inquire about tasting samples?
Provide the item you want to compare, the snack or tea-pairing use, the tasting quantity and delivery location. Ask about sample arrangements, charges and possible dispatch timing. Include preferred dimensions if you are also evaluating a gift format or branded pack.
How are MOQ and lead time confirmed?
Ask for the MOQ and lead time for the selected item, pack capacity, estimated quantity and delivery location. Branded packs also require a discussion of packaging materials and label preparation. Share your requested arrival date and review the proposed schedule and quotation before ordering.
How should I request documents or test information?
Ask about the selected Sweet Huamei specification, ingredients, nutrition labeling and applicable test information. Include required test items, report-date criteria and the purpose of the documents. Any additional testing or documentation needs should be assessed for feasibility, cost and timing.
Can I discuss wholesale, sharing packs or OEM packaging?
Yes, share the preferred bag, net weight, label languages and quantity to discuss wholesale, repacking or OEM packaging feasibility, packaging minimums and costs. For an assortment, list quantities by item. Describe requested flavor changes separately for product and specification review.
How should unopened Sweet Huamei be stored?
Follow the selected item's storage label and check the expiry date, batch details and seal condition. Request storage requirements before ordering to plan warehouse conditions and stock rotation. Repacking or a change of packaging calls for a separate review of storage and shelf-life information.
How should an opened pack be stored and used?
The store's 300g, 600g and 1800g bulk-pack labels instruct buyers to keep the product in a cool, dry place after opening. Reseal after use, use clean, dry utensils and record the opening date. The stated one-year shelf life is not a one-year after-opening period. Check suitable conditions separately if changing the pack or repacking.
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