Dried Plum Leaves
Orgaweek Dried Plum Leaves are naturally sun-dried plum slices, carefully selected and processed to retain their nutritional value, flavor, and vibrant color. They offer a unique tangy-sweet taste and a chewy texture, making them a great choice for various uses.
- Naturally sun-dried to preserve nutrients and flavor.
- Carefully processed to maintain a vibrant, natural color.
- Offers a distinct tangy-sweet taste and a chewy texture.
- A healthy snack on its own, free from artificial additives or preservatives.
- A versatile ingredient for confectionery, bakery, and culinary products.
- Best quality for up to 18 months when stored at 8°C.
- Can be stored for 12 months at 15°C in a dry, well-ventilated area.
- Meets international phytosanitary standards for export.
- Available in bulk packaging (10-12.5 kg cartons).
- Retail packaging includes a variety of options like Box Pouches, Pillow Packs, and PET bottles.
Orgaweek’s Dried Plum Leaves are a testament to quality in dried fruit production. The natural sun-drying process ensures the plums retain their inherent nutritional benefits and appealing reddish-purple color. The combination of a tangy-sweet flavor and a satisfyingly chewy texture makes them an enjoyable snack and a standout ingredient. The product’s clear specifications and adherence to international standards for pest control and quality assurance provide confidence in its purity. From their use in baking to their role as a healthy, convenient snack, these dried plum leaves are a premium-quality product that meets diverse consumer and industrial needs.
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