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Premium freeze-dried berries sourced from red goji berries grown in Ningxia, China. Processed through vacuum freeze-drying at -18°C to retain 98% of natural nutrients (polysaccharides, zeaxanthin) without additives. Ideal for health supplements, functional foods, and direct consumption.
Key Benefits:
1. Supports eye health & vision improvement
2. Enhances liver and kidney function
3. Maintains healthy blood pressure
4. Reduces cholesterol levels
Parameter | Detail |
Raw Material | Red goji berries |
Processing | Vacuum freeze-dried, no additives |
Packaging | Nitrogen-sealed for freshness |
Certifications | Factory-direct quality control |
Shelf Life | 24 months in sealed packaging |
· Bulk Packaging: 5kg/aluminum bag, 20kg/carton
· Retail Packaging: 100g, 200g, 250g, 500g, 1kg resealable bags
· MOQ: 200kg (samples: 1kg available)
· Storage: Dry, cool environment (avoid sunlight)
1. Origin Guarantee: Directly sourced from Ningxia (goji berry homeland)
2. Advanced Technology: Preserves color, flavor, and nutrients intact
3. Global Export: 10+ years experience supplying to USA, EU, and Asia
4. Custom Solutions: OEM/ODM support for private labeling
Q: Sterilization method?
A: Steam sterilization, no chemical treatment.
Q: Allergen information?
A: No added allergens; processed in a dedicated facility.
Q: Can I request COA?
A: Yes, batch-specific Certificate of Analysis provided.
Q: Shelf-life extension options?
A: Nitrogen flushing available (+6 months stability).
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