How do I find suppliers of frozen concentrated orange juice from my preferred origin?

Define your volume, Brix and origin preference, then explore OpenCommo's supplier network to automate your sourcing. Share your specification to get matched with relevant suppliers.

Should I buy from a processor, trader or remanufacturer?

Processors can offer fresher product directly from production and may be more transparent about quality. Traders and remanufacturers can offer flexibility in re-blending or repacking, but you need to verify the source and quality.

What should I include in a quotation request for frozen concentrated orange juice?

Specify Brix level, pulp content, color, orange variety, origin, quantity and packaging (bulk or drum). Add your delivery location and required certifications.

How do I compare wholesale offers for frozen concentrated orange juice?

Compare offers on the same Brix basis, packaging type, quantity, delivery terms and payment conditions. Ensure the quality specifications are aligned before comparing prices.

How should I assess a frozen concentrated orange juice sample?

Reconstitute the sample according to the recommended dilution and assess flavor, aroma and color. Also note the Brix and pulp content, and compare them to your specification.

How can I check a frozen concentrated orange juice supplier before signing a contract?

Check the supplier's company credentials, cold-chain capacity and quality history. In the contract, include the agreed Brix, pulp content, delivery schedule, payment terms and quality-claim procedures.

Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice Suppliers

Find frozen concentrated orange juice suppliers for your specification, preferred origin and buying volume.

Frozen concentrated orange juice is produced by concentrating freshly squeezed orange juice for shipment in bulk or consumer packaging. Suppliers can be processors, traders or remanufacturers; choose based on your volume, delivery and end-use requirements.

Specify the Brix level, orange variety, origin and quantity. State whether you need bulk product for further processing or packed product. We can help you through OpenCommo’s network of 70,000+ suppliers across commodities.

Where our suppliers are located

Explore sourcing locations across our frozen concentrated orange juice supplier network. Choose your preferred country below to find suppliers for your specification and shipment size.

Explore frozen concentrated orange juice suppliers

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Supplier	Country	Contact details
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What to look for when sourcing frozen concentrated orange juice

Product specification

A frozen concentrate can be used as an ingredient, for retail packing or as a base for reconstituted juice. Define the technical parameters that suit your application.

Brix and acid

Agree the Brix level, which measures sugar solids, and the acidity ratio. These define the concentrate strength and flavor profile.

Pulp and color

Specify the pulp content and color score, as these affect appearance and mouthfeel in the final product.

Additives and treatment

Confirm whether the product is 100% pure concentrate or contains added oils, flavors or preservatives. Clarify if it is pasteurized and if any enzymes are used.

Quality acceptance

Quality is judged by both analytical tests and sensory evaluation. Set clear limits for each parameter and agree how the product will be sampled and tested.

Analytical testing
Agree on methods and limits for Brix, acidity, pulp, color and micro stability. Ask the supplier for a certificate of analysis.
Sensory assessment
Reconstitute the concentrate and evaluate for flavor, aroma and defects. Agree on flavor scoring and what is considered off-taste.
Sampling and claims
Define how samples are taken from the offer, pre-shipment and arrival. Retain reference samples and agree on inspection and claim deadlines.

Origin requirements

Origin can influence flavor and supply risk, but same-origin product may vary by season and processor. Define what you accept and what you need to know.

Variety and source

State the orange variety (e.g., Valencia or Hamlin) and the country or region of production. Ask about the blending of different sources.

Season and crop

Request the harvest period and the production date of the concentrate. This impacts freshness and remaining shelf life.

Traceability

Ask for the processor name and lot code to trace the product to its origin and production batch.

Commercial terms

Frozen concentrate is quoted per metric ton or per pound, based on Brix. Align the price basis and delivery terms precisely.

Price and unit: Specify whether the price is per ton or per pound and whether it is based on a standard Brix or the actual Brix.
Delivery terms: Confirm EXW at the processor's cold store, FOB at the loading port, or CIF at destination. Clarify freight and insurance responsibility.
Payment and shipment: Define the payment method, delivery window and any minimum order quantity. State how the product is stored and shipped (e.g., in drums or tanks).

Documentation & compliance

Documentation must prove the product's identity, quality and regulatory compliance. Check what is required for your destination market.

Shipping documents: Align the product name, Brix, pack size and batch number across the invoice, packing list and transport documents.
Certifications: If you require organic, kosher or other certifications, ask for the current certificate and ensure the lot is covered under its scope.
Import rules: Check if your destination mandates specific health or botanical certificates, or if there are labeling and additive rules that affect your purchase.

Supplier capability

Your supplier may be a juice processor, a trader who buys and resells, or a remanufacturer who repacks or blends. Establish who is accountable for the product you receive.

Cold chain and storage
Ask how the concentrate is stored and transported at the required temperature. Confirm the supplier's ability to monitor and maintain the cold chain.
Volume and consistency
Check the supplier's capacity to meet your volume and how they handle Brix and quality variations between batches.
Responsibility
Clarify who provides the certificate of analysis and who addresses quality claims. For traders, ask about the source processor.

Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice Supplier Questions

How do I find suppliers of frozen concentrated orange juice from my preferred origin?: Define your volume, Brix and origin preference, then explore OpenCommo's supplier network to automate your sourcing. Share your specification to get matched with relevant suppliers.
Should I buy from a processor, trader or remanufacturer?: Processors can offer fresher product directly from production and may be more transparent about quality. Traders and remanufacturers can offer flexibility in re-blending or repacking, but you need to verify the source and quality.
What should I include in a quotation request for frozen concentrated orange juice?: Specify Brix level, pulp content, color, orange variety, origin, quantity and packaging (bulk or drum). Add your delivery location and required certifications.
How do I compare wholesale offers for frozen concentrated orange juice?: Compare offers on the same Brix basis, packaging type, quantity, delivery terms and payment conditions. Ensure the quality specifications are aligned before comparing prices.
How should I assess a frozen concentrated orange juice sample?: Reconstitute the sample according to the recommended dilution and assess flavor, aroma and color. Also note the Brix and pulp content, and compare them to your specification.
How can I check a frozen concentrated orange juice supplier before signing a contract?: Check the supplier's company credentials, cold-chain capacity and quality history. In the contract, include the agreed Brix, pulp content, delivery schedule, payment terms and quality-claim procedures.