Freeze-Dried Fruit from Vietnam, Managed from Farm to Container
FruitBuys Vietnam manages freeze-dried fruit supply for importers, food manufacturers and brand owners, from the orchard to the container seal. Our growing regions lie within about 500 km of Ho Chi Minh City, so fruit reaches the partner facility within a day of harvest. Production runs at qualified partner facilities, every lot is checked before it ships, and we prepare the export documents. Since 2019, buyers have dealt with one partner, one specification and one document set.
Every container ships under one written specification, with a lot COA, a certificate of origin and a phytosanitary certificate.
How we work
One Accountable Partner Across a Qualified Network
Buying direct from many small processors in Southeast Asia often brings grade drift between seasons, moisture variance and incomplete export paperwork. FruitBuys closes that gap on the ground in Vietnam.
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Raw material across regions
We plan harvests across the Mekong Delta, the Southeast and the Central Highlands for fruit picked at peak ripeness: Ri6 and Monthong durian, Cat Chu mango, red-flesh dragon fruit, Queen pineapple and passion fruit. Several regions per fruit protect supply between harvest cycles.
On the ground
We work with farmer cooperatives, raw-material collectors and audited partner facilities across the Mekong Delta, the Southeast and the Central Highlands. Every export run follows a written FruitBuys specification, with FruitBuys QC staff on site during production and a FruitBuys release check before the goods leave.
500 kmGrowing regions around Ho Chi Minh City
- Mekong Delta
- Southeast
- Central Highlands
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Start small, then scale
Begin with a pilot run to test your market, then move to multi-container annual supply across our partner lines.
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Total cost, not just unit price
A low price fails if moisture causes clumping on your dosing line or a container is held at destination. We write specifications around your line and your market to cut rework, downtime and claims.
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One point of accountability
From fruit grading to packing and hand-loading the container, your procurement and QA teams work with one commercial partner, one specification and one document set.
Quality control
Three Layers of Quality Control
Repeat orders depend on checks at every handover, from orchard to container seal.
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Raw material
Variety check, maturity and Brix at intake, defect sorting and washing. Pesticide residue testing follows the requirements of your destination market. Fruit reaches the facility within a day of harvest; mango, durian and other fruit that ripen after picking are held until they reach target Brix. Once peeled and cut, it is frozen the same day to hold its structure and aroma before freeze-drying.
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Partner processing
Freeze-drying, milling, sieving and barrier packing take place at qualified partner facilities holding ISO 22000:2018, HACCP (Codex) and BRCGS Food Safety certification and US FDA Facility Registration. Packing lines run metal detection checked with ferrous, non-ferrous and stainless-steel test pieces. Halal certification is available on request.
Each product runs at a partner facility whose certificates cover that product scope, and we prepare the lot documents your destination market asks for: COA, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate and market-specific test reports.
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FruitBuys lot release
- Every lot: moisture, water activity, particle size for powders, and a sensory check of colour, crunch and aroma against your approved golden sample. Typical contract limits are moisture ≤5.0% and aw ≤0.30; release targets are tighter and set per SKU.
- Microbiology: total plate count, yeast and mould, E. coli and Salmonella, tested by an accredited third-party laboratory at the frequency agreed in your contract.
- Two-step lot release: the facility releases the lot first, then FruitBuys QC checks it against your approved sample and specification before the container is sealed. Third-party pre-shipment inspection (SGS, Intertek or Bureau Veritas) can be arranged on request.
- Retained samples and documents: a sealed retained sample of every shipped lot is kept for the product’s stated shelf life, with a lot-coded COA, certificate of origin and a phytosanitary certificate where the destination requires one.
B2B Market Insights & Production Updates
Empower your procurement strategy with our monthly harvest reports, price trend analysis, and inside looks at our latest R&D product developments.
Meet The Experts Behind Your Products
Udo Nguyen
Founder & CEO
Andy Le
Production & QC Manager
Tina Nguyen
Export Sales Director
Cindy Tran
Head of QA/QC
From our founder: discipline, lot after lot
“In food trade, a great first sample means little if the fifth container arrives with uneven cuts, drifting moisture or missing paperwork. I started FruitBuys Vietnam to give buyers clear access to Vietnam’s growing regions, with written specifications, straight answers and accountability for every lot.”
Udo Nguyen, Founder & CEO, FruitBuys Vietnam
How We Work with Importers & Brand Owners
Lot COA
Every lot, before release
Moisture and water activity are measured on the same sample for every lot. A lot that fails either does not ship, and the COA travels with the shipment.
Samples in 3–5 Days
By courier, against your specification
Samples leave in 3–5 working days by courier. Once you approve a sample, it becomes the reference every bulk lot is checked against.
From One Carton
Bulk or private label
Bulk orders start from one carton. Private label starts at 500 kg per SKU, and production takes 20–30 days per 20 ft container after deposit.
US · EU · UK · UAE
Each shipment travels with a lot COA, certificate of origin and phytosanitary certificate.
Your partner for private label freeze-dried fruit. From farm sourcing to final custom packaging, we make your brand vision a reality.
Check Our Specifications Against Your Supply Chain
Send your target SKU, cut or mesh size, packaging format and destination market. We reply with a technical specification sheet, a sample dispatch schedule and RFQ terms.