Your Guide to Frozen Fruit Export: From Mango Pulp to Berries By JK International
Global demand for frozen fruits is growing rapidly, and India is a leading player in this site-especially for mango-based products and IQF (individually fast frozen) fruit. If you are planning to enter the export market or expand operations, this blog covers the most detected questions about frozen fruit exports.
As a reliable exporter, JK International offers reliable frozen fruit export services that fit global quality standards and regulatory requirements. Let’s look at each of these subjects in detail.
How to Export Frozen Mango Pulp from India
India is the top producer in the world, and the frozen mango (especially Alphonso and Saffron) is in demand in the UAE, USA, Canada and Europe. Exporting this product entails:
- FSSAI and APEDA certification for food security and export rights
- Process in HACCP certified devices to ensure hygiene and quality
- Maintain cold chain logistics (-18 °C or below)
- Packaging in a aseptic drums or food degree bag
- Custom clearance documents including phyto-certification and invoices
JK International offered export-frozen mango pulp and mango slices to preserve natural taste, color and texture.
Frozen Berry Export Regulations: EU Import Requirements
The European Union (EU) has strict rules for frozen berry import due to the outbreak of previous food -borne disease. Exporters should comply:
- General Food Law Regulation (EC 178/2002)
- Maximum residual limits for pesticides (MRL)
- Traceability documentation in the supply chain
- Microbial testing, especially for norovirus and hepatitis a
- Cold and storage protocol to maintain frequent temperature
JK International ensures that its frozen berry exports (such as strawberries, blueberries and blackberries) meet the EU and Codex Elementary Standards, backed by microbiological and pesticide testing at accredited labs.
Cost of IQF Fruit Export Logistics per Kg
The cost of export of IQF fruit (eg regular cubes, papaya, pineapple, strawberries) depends on many variables:
- Cost of processing and cold (₹40–₹80/kg fruit type and factory basis)
- Packaging (₹10–₹20/kg for vacuum-sealed or polybag in cartons)
- Cold Chain Transportation (₹15–₹30/kg domestic + sea freight)
- Export documentation and customs clearance
- Destination fees and duties (different by country)
On average, the total logistics cost can vary from₹90 to ₹150 per kg. JK International helps customers optimize logistics by leveraging partnerships with cost-effective ports and iconic cold storage and freight suppliers.
Frozen Fruit Export Quality Control Checklist
To ensure high-quality frozen fruit exports, exporters must implement strict QC procedures:
- Raw fruit inspection for ripeness, size, and damage
- Blanching (if applicable) to inactivate enzymes
- IQF freezing to prevent clumping or texture loss
- Microbiological testing for pathogens and contaminants
- Packaging integrity (moisture-proof, leak-proof)
- Storage at –18°C or lower to preserve freshness
- Labeling compliance with destination market standards
JK International follows the 7-stage quality control protocol from source to final sending, and ensures that each shipment meets international buyer specifications.
Frozen Fruit Export Markets and Demand by Country
Global demand for frozen fruits is increasing due to year-round availability, convenience, and shelf stability. Key markets include:
- United States & Canada – High demand for frozen berries, mango pulp, and tropical blends
- UAE & Saudi Arabia – Mango pulp, guava pulp, and IQF papaya are top sellers
- Europe (Germany, UK, Netherlands) – IQF strawberries, raspberries, and tropical fruit mixes
- Japan & South Korea – Premium demand for sliced mango and IQF pineapple
JK International is currently exporting customers in North America, the UAE and the Asia Pacific, and offers adapted packaging, labeling and logistics support that fits each destination requirements.
Perishable Goods Export: Risk and Mitigation Strategies
Exporting frozen fruits involves unique risks due to the perishable nature of the products. Common challenges include:
- Power outages or cold chain failure during transport
- Custom delays or rejections due to missing documentation
- Unexpected tariffs or inspection holds
- Temperature abuse leading to microbial growth
- Mislabeled packaging or residue violations
Risk Mitigation by JK International:
- Cold chain continuity using GPS-tracked reefers and container monitoring
- Complete documentation support (COO, Phyto, lab tests)
- Pre-export sampling & QA testing
- Alternate port strategies in case of congestion
- Transparent updates via client support channels
With more than a decade of export experience, JK is your reliable partner to reduce international risks and ensure timely fruit distribution.
Conclusion
Frozen fruit exports from India have large -scale capacity, especially when quality, compliance and cold chain logistics are managed professionally. Whether you import frozen mango pulp, berries or tropical IQF mixtures, JK International is obliged to provide safe, certified and delicious frozen fruits around the world.
To detect our export catalogs, contact today and learn how we can meet the requirements for the growing market.
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