
Freeze-Dried Cantaloupe Powder
Freeze-dried cantaloupe powder from FruitBuys is 100% orange-flesh cantaloupe, milled from freeze-dried cantaloupe to 60–80 mesh, with ≤5.0% moisture and water activity ≤0.30. There is no maltodextrin, no anti-caking agent and nothing else in the bag, so your ingredient list reads one word: cantaloupe.
At 20–30 g per 500 ml cup, one 10–12 kg carton makes 330–600 cups of cantaloupe milk tea. The colour is the fruit’s own light orange, and the aroma is the musky-sweet note of ripe melon, because the fruit was dried cold and milled dry.
FruitBuys is an established Vietnamese B2B exporter specialising in freeze-dried fruits. FruitBuys sets the processing protocol, approves the pre-shipment sample and releases each lot against its certificate of analysis.
Product specification
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product | Freeze-dried cantaloupe powder, orange flesh (Cucumis melo L., reticulatus group) |
| Ingredients | 100% cantaloupe. No maltodextrin, anti-caking agent, sugar, colour, flavouring or preservative; processed without sulphites |
| Particle size | 60–80 mesh; mesh check on request |
| Moisture | ≤4.0% at release · ≤5.0% contract limit |
| Water activity (Aw) | ≤0.25 at release · ≤0.30 contract limit |
| Colour | Natural light orange, from the fruit’s beta-carotene |
| Flavour | Sweet, musky-floral cantaloupe; no cooked or fermented notes |
| Behaviour in liquid | Disperses in cold water or milk with stirring or shaking; the fruit fibre gives a natural, smoothie-like body |
| Microbiology | TPC ≤10⁴ CFU/g · yeasts and moulds ≤10² CFU/g · E. coli <10 CFU/g · Salmonella not detected/25 g · inclusion grade (e.g. TPC <1,000 CFU/g) on request |
| Fresh-to-powder | 1 kg powder carries the flesh of 13–17 kg whole fresh melon |
| Shelf life | 18–24 months in the original sealed bulk foil bag with desiccant, stored cool at ≤18 °C, RH ≤50%; 12 months for the sealed bulk bag at ≤25 °C, RH ≤60%, and once repacked into retail pouches. |

Guaranteed specifications: moisture ≤5.0% and Aw ≤0.30 on every lot COA; no maltodextrin carrier, no added sugar, no added colour.
The fruit is selected at ≥12 °Brix, and lots from Vietnam’s dry season, December to April, run sweetest and most aromatic. For drinks where the melon note carries the product, FruitBuys can reserve dry-season lots for your SKU.

How does real cantaloupe powder behave in a drink?
It disperses quickly in cold milk or water with a shaker or a few seconds of stirring, and it makes a cloudy, smoothie-like drink. That body comes from the fruit’s own fibre, which is why the cup looks and tastes like blended melon.
Two habits keep the result right. First, add the powder after any heat step: cantaloupe aroma starts to fade above about 70 °C, so in ice cream it goes in after pasteurisation, and in hot drinks it goes in at serving temperature. Second, pair it with ingredients that let the melon lead. Milk, coconut milk, lime and mint all work; strong tea or coffee bases cover it.
A clear iced tea needs a different method. Steep 10 mm freeze-dried cantaloupe dice in the tea and strain, or stir the powder in, let it settle for a few minutes and pour off the clear upper layer. Both give a light, clear melon tea from the same fruit.
Starting doses by application
| Application | Starting dose | When to add | What 1 kg of powder makes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bubble tea, milk tea, melon milk | 4–8% of the drink, or 20–30 g per 500 ml cup | Shake into the cold base | 33–50 cups of 500 ml |
| Smoothies, agua fresca, drink mixes | 3–6% (15–30 g per 500 ml) | Blend or shake cold | 33–67 servings of 500 ml |
| Ice cream, frozen yogurt, popsicles | 5–10% of the mix | After pasteurisation | 10–20 kg of mix |
| Creams, fillings, frostings, macarons, mochi | 5–10% | After cooking, or in cold-set fillings | 10–20 kg of filling |

These doses are starting points to fine-tune by taste in your first trial batch. The cantaloupe bubble tea and drinks guide covers mixing, pairings and holding times in the cup.
Why does a high-sugar powder ship in 10–12 kg cartons?
Cantaloupe powder is about 70% natural sugar. Sugar-rich powders turn sticky when they warm up and pick up humidity, and pressure from the cartons stacked above presses sticky powder into lumps. A standard export stack puts six cartons on top of the bottom one: at 10–12 kg per carton that is 60–72 kg of load, against 90–120 kg with 15–20 kg cartons. Lighter cartons keep the powder free-flowing through a hot port and a long voyage.
Inside each carton the powder sits in 2 × 5 kg or 10 × 1 kg aluminium-foil PE bags, sealed under a light vacuum with a food-grade silica gel sachet. There is no nitrogen flush and no iron-based oxygen absorber in powder bags. Blending plants with climate-controlled intake can order 15–20 kg cartons.

The bag size matches how powder is used. Your team opens one bag for one batch and uses it through, while every other bag stays sealed. If a bag must be reopened, reseal it at once with a fresh desiccant sachet. Soft lumps that form after opening break up by hand or through a sieve and do not change the quality. More on storage in hot, humid warehouses is in the packaging and shelf-life guide.
Real cantaloupe powder, extract or flavouring?
The words “melon powder” cover several different products. Many powders sold to bubble tea shops are ready-mixed bases of sugar, creamer and melon flavouring; others are juice powders built on a carrier. FruitBuys powder is the fruit alone, so you set the sugar, milk base and sweetness at your own ratio, and the label can say “cantaloupe” with nothing in front of it. The real powder vs flavouring guide shows how to tell them apart from the ingredient list in 30 seconds.

People also search for “Hami melon powder”. Hami melon is a different melon type, grown mainly in China’s Xinjiang, with crisper, juicier flesh. FruitBuys supplies orange-flesh netted cantaloupe, which colours the cup light orange without added colour; see cantaloupe vs honeydew vs Hami melon.
Nutrition
| Per 100 g | US format | EU format |
|---|---|---|
| Energy | 350 kcal | 1,480 kJ / 350 kcal |
| Fat | 2 g (saturated 0.5 g, trans 0 g) | 1.9 g (saturates 0.5 g) |
| Carbohydrate | 80 g total | 71 g |
| Sugars | 70 g, includes 0 g added sugars | 70 g |
| Fibre | 9 g | 8.8 g |
| Protein | 8 g | 8.2 g |
| Sodium / salt | 160 mg | 0.4 g salt |
| Potassium | 2,620 mg | 2,620 mg (131% NRV) |
Typical values for 100% freeze-dried cantaloupe; natural variation by origin, season and ripeness applies. Lot nutrition panel available for label artwork.
A 25 g dose in one cup adds about 88 kcal, 17.5 g of the fruit’s own sugars and 655 mg of potassium, with no added sugar. The powder also carries vitamin C (typically 200–350 mg per 100 g) and vitamin A from beta-carotene (typically 1,000–1,600 µg RAE). Typical values reach the EU “high fibre”, “high in potassium”, “high in vitamin C” and “high in vitamin A” levels; FruitBuys arranges a nutrition panel on your commercial lot before you print.
Two US label points help a drink or mix brand. Fruit with nothing added qualifies automatically for the “healthy” claim under FDA’s updated rule, with mandatory compliance from 25 February 2028; your label team confirms the final wording. FDA’s proposed front-of-package Nutrition Info box rates added sugars rather than total sugars, so a powder with 0 g added sugars would rate Low on that line.
Commercial terms
| Item | Terms |
|---|---|
| Carton | 58 × 28 × 34 cm, 5-ply · 10–12 kg standard, 15–20 kg on request |
| 20 ft container, floor-loaded | About 550 cartons, 5.5–6.6 t net |
| 40 ft HC, floor-loaded | About 1,100 cartons, 11–13.2 t net |
| Palletised (1,200 × 1,000 mm, 30–36 cartons per pallet) | About 10 pallets / 300–360 cartons per 20 ft · 20–21 pallets / 600–750 cartons per 40 ft HC |
| Container type | Dry container, no reefer |
| Capacity | 100 tonnes per year of freeze-dried cantaloupe |
| Sample | 3–5 working days to dispatch; courier time depends on the carrier |
| Production | 20–30 days for a 20 ft container after deposit |
| OEM / private label | MOQ 500 kg; retail pouch printing from 3,000–5,000 pouches per SKU (digital, 7–10 working days) or from 500 kg per SKU (rotogravure, 15–20 working days) |
| Payment | T/T 40% deposit, 60% before shipment or against copy of B/L; L/C at sight |
| Shipping terms | FOB Cat Lai, CIF · sea, or air from Tan Son Nhat |
For orders below a full container, FruitBuys combines cantaloupe powder with other freeze-dried fruit powders in one container, which typically saves 15–20% of logistics cost per kilogram against LCL shipping. Supply runs all year from net-house melons in four climate zones of Vietnam.
Quality and documents
Every lot ships with a COA from an independent ISO/IEC 17025 accredited third-party laboratory covering moisture, water activity, total plate count, yeasts and moulds, E. coli and Salmonella. Lead and cadmium are monitored through routine third-party surveillance, with results below EU and US limits; pesticide-residue and heavy-metal testing to your market’s limits is completed before stuffing when your contract calls for it. Available for each lot on request, before the container is sealed: Listeria monocytogenes, Enterobacteriaceae, sulphite, gluten, a mesh analysis and an inclusion grade for dairy and confectionery lines. Under FruitBuys’ processing protocol the melon rind is washed and sanitised before the fruit is cut; the cantaloupe COA guide sets out each limit.
The partner facility holds HACCP, ISO 22000, US FDA Facility Registration and BRC (qualified processing facility); Halal certification available on request. FruitBuys locks one partner facility for each contract, notifies any change in writing with a new pre-shipment sample for approval, and gives you audit access. Each lot is traceable to its harvest region and raw-material intake batch, and a retained sample from every container lot is kept for the full shelf life, up to 24 months.
Every shipment carries the standard export dossier: commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin (Form EUR.1 for the EU and UK, Form CEPA for the UAE), phytosanitary certificate and COA. Trial lots ship with a release QC log, and a third-party COA is available for each trial lot on request.
Import and labeling
Cantaloupe powder ships under HS 1106.30, flour, meal and powder of Chapter 8 fruit: US HTS 1106.30.40.00 and EU CN 1106 30 90.
- United States: the general (MFN) duty on 1106.30.40.00 is 9.6% in the US Harmonized Tariff Schedule, against 2.5% for freeze-dried cantaloupe pieces under 0813.40.90.00. Additional Chapter 99 duties may apply, and your broker confirms the final duty at entry. If your plant has a cold mill and a dry room, importing freeze-dried cantaloupe dice and milling on site removes that 7.1-point duty gap.
- EU and UK: CN 1106 30 90 enters the EU at 0% with C/O Form EUR.1 under EVFTA, against the 8.3% MFN rate, and Form EUR.1 claims the UKVFTA preference for the UK. The rate that applies is set by the code declared at entry, shown in the EU TARIC tariff database.
- UAE: Form CEPA travels with every lot under the Vietnam–UAE CEPA.
- FDA traceability: freeze-dried cantaloupe powder is not on the FDA Food Traceability List, which names fresh melons, so the extra FSMA 204 records required for fresh melon do not attach to it.
On the label, the ingredient line is “cantaloupe”. In the US the panel shows 0 g added sugars; in the EU a “no added sugars” claim carries the line “contains naturally occurring sugars”. The HS code and import guide compares duty for powder and pieces by market.
Verify the sample
Your pre-shipment sample arrives as 100–200 g from the packed lot in two sealed foil pouches with desiccant: one to test in your kitchen, one kept sealed for your laboratory. Five checks take under an hour:
- Water activity: measure within an hour of opening, at 25 °C. Expect ≤0.30.
- Flow: press a pinch between your fingers. It should crumble back to powder, with no hard lumps.
- Dispersion: shake 25 g into 500 ml of cold milk for ten seconds. Expect an even, cloudy drink with no dry clumps floating.
- Colour and aroma: expect even light orange and a musky melon smell straight from the pouch, with no cooked note.
- Particle size: sieve against the 60–80 mesh range agreed in your specification.

The approved sample becomes the reference for your bulk lot.
FAQ
Is this the same as Hami melon powder?
No. Hami melon is a different melon type with crisper flesh. This powder is milled from orange-flesh netted cantaloupe, which gives the cup a natural light orange colour.
Does it contain maltodextrin or an anti-caking agent?
No. The powder is 100% freeze-dried cantaloupe with no carrier, anti-caking agent, sugar or colour.
Will it dissolve completely?
It disperses fully but keeps the fruit’s fibre, so drinks turn cloudy and smooth, like blended melon. For a clear tea, steep freeze-dried dice and strain, or let the powder settle and pour off the clear layer.
Can I use it in hot drinks or baked goods?
Yes, added at serving temperature or after the heat step. The melon aroma fades above about 70 °C, and long bakes brown the fruit sugars.
Does it qualify as “healthy” on a US label?
Fruit with nothing added qualifies automatically under FDA’s updated “healthy” rule. Your label team confirms the final wording before mandatory compliance on 25 February 2028.
Can you supply 15–20 kg cartons?
Yes, for blending plants with climate-controlled intake. The 10–12 kg standard carton is the safer choice for hot ports and warehouses without air conditioning.
How should I store an opened bag?
Use it through in one batch if you can. Otherwise reseal it straight away with a fresh desiccant sachet and keep it cool and dry.
Request a sample
Tell us how you will use the powder and FruitBuys sends a sample with a matching starting dose:
- Application: milk tea, smoothie, drink mix, ice cream, bakery or other
- Target dose or cup size, if you have one
- Expected volume per order and per year
- Carton size: 10–12 kg standard or 15–20 kg
- Destination market and port
- Incoterm: FOB Cat Lai or CIF
- Extra tests your market or customer requires
- Private label: number of SKUs and pouch format
Freeze-Dried Cantaloupe Powder
Nutrition Facts
- EU declaration (per 100 g): energy 1,480 kJ / 350 kcal; fat 1.9 g, of which saturates 0.5 g; carbohydrate 71 g, of which sugars 70 g; fibre 8.8 g; protein 8.2 g; salt 0.4 g. Potassium 2,620 mg (131% NRV) when a potassium claim is made.
Typical values for 100% freeze-dried cantaloupe flesh; natural crop and lot variation applies. Lot-specific COA with every shipment; nutrition panel in FDA or EU format for label artwork on request.
Specifications
| Product name | Freeze-Dried Cantaloupe (Cucumis melo L., reticulatus group; orange-flesh netted melon, “dưa lưới”): slices, dice, granules and powder milled from the same freeze-dried fruit. |
| HS Code | Pieces: 0813.40 “Other dried fruit” (Vietnam export line 0813.40.90; US HTS 0813.40.90.00 “Other”; EU CN 0813 40 95 “Other”). Powder: 1106.30 “Flour, meal and powder of the products of Chapter 8” (US HTS 1106.30.40.00 “Other”; EU CN 1106 30 90). Preferential EU and UK duty with C/O Form EUR.1 under EVFTA/UKVFTA; Form CEPA for the UAE. Plain freeze-dried cantaloupe stays in Chapter 08 because nothing is added; sugared, infused or coated melon moves to 2008.99. US general (MFN) duty for reference, USITC HTS checked 9 Nov 2026: 2.5% for 0813.40.90.00 and 9.6% for 1106.30.40.00; additional Chapter 99 duties may apply. National line and final duty confirmed by your broker at entry; the invoice describes the goods exactly as this spec and the COA do. |
| Main ingredient: | 100% fresh, ripe cantaloupe flesh, washed, peeled (rind removed), deseeded, cut and freeze-dried. No sugar, syrup, salt, colours, flavourings, preservatives or carriers added; processed without sulphites. Non-GMO conventional F1 hybrids. Powder: 100% milled freeze-dried cantaloupe, no maltodextrin or anti-caking agent. One ingredient on your label: cantaloupe. |
| Origin / Harvest season | Origin: Vietnam: net-house (greenhouse) cantaloupe from partner grower networks in the Central Highlands, the Mekong Delta, the Southeast and the South Central Coast, grown on drip irrigation under insect netting. Sourcing moves between these climate zones through the year, so a dry, sunny region carries supply while another is in its rainy season. Freeze-dried at a qualified partner facility. Season: year-round; one crop takes about 70–75 days from transplanting, so net-houses run 3–4 crops a year, with the highest Brix and most even netting in the dry season, December to April. Your benefit: no seasonal gap and no field-melon rain damage, so one annual contract runs on fresh fruit every month, and dry-season lots can be reserved for aroma-critical drink and dessert SKUs. Fruit is chosen for the flesh you use: the rind is peeled away before drying, so your price carries sweet, ripe flesh rather than a fresh-market skin grade. Each lot is traceable to its harvest region and raw-material intake batch. |
| Physical & Technical Specifications | Forms: slices 5–8 mm (wedge cut); dice 5 × 5 mm and 10 × 10 mm; granules 2–5 mm; powder 60–80 mesh milled from freeze-dried cantaloupe. Custom cuts on request. Size tolerance: ≥90% within the stated cut; fines (<2 mm) ≤5% in slices and dice. Texture: crisp, airy and melt-in-the-mouth; no chewiness. Colour: natural light orange to salmon from beta-carotene; no colour added. Flavour: sweet, musky-floral cantaloupe aroma; free from fermented, cooked or off-notes. Raw-material sorting: ripe fruit at ≥12 °Brix (typical 12–16 °Brix), selected on ripeness and Brix rather than rind netting or fresh-market size; under-ripe, soft or cracked fruit rejected, so sweetness and aroma stay even from lot to lot. Process: rind washed and sanitised before cutting, peeled, deseeded and cut, then frozen at −30 to −40 °C and freeze-dried by sublimation under vacuum; low product temperature keeps the volatile melon aroma that hot-air drying drives off. Moisture: ≤4.0% at release; ≤5.0% contract ceiling. Water activity: release ≤0.25; contract ≤0.30: crisp and shelf-stable without preservatives. Microbiology: TPC ≤10⁴ CFU/g; yeasts and moulds ≤10² CFU/g; E. coli <10 CFU/g; Salmonella not detected/25 g; Listeria monocytogenes not detected/25 g on request. Inclusion grade on request (e.g. TPC <1,000 CFU/g) for chocolate, dairy, ice cream and bar lines, confirmed on each lot COA. Rehydration: slices and dice soften in 1–3 minutes in water, milk or yogurt; powder disperses in cold water or milk with stirring. Fresh-to-dry: about 13–17 kg of whole fresh cantaloupe, or 8–10 kg of peeled, deseeded flesh, make 1 kg freeze-dried (cantaloupe flesh is 88–91% water; rind and seeds remove 40–45% of the fruit). You ship a light, ambient product at about one-fifteenth of the fresh weight. |
| Certifications & Market Compliance | Partner facility: HACCP / ISO 22000 / US FDA Facility Registration / BRC (qualified processing facility) / HALAL (certification available on request). With every shipment: Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin (C/O; Form EUR.1 for the EU and UK, Form CEPA for the UAE), phytosanitary certificate and COA, so your broker clears without chasing papers. |
| Features | Guaranteed specifications: moisture ≤5.0% and Aw ≤0.30 on every lot COA; no added sugar, no added colour, no carrier. Real fruit, not melon flavour: most “melon powder” in drinks and bubble tea is a sugar-and-flavouring premix; this is 100% cantaloupe with 0 g added sugar and nothing else on the ingredient line. Aroma that survives drying: freeze-drying at low temperature keeps the musky-sweet cantaloupe note that hot-air-dried and candied melon lose. Natural colour: light orange flesh colour from beta-carotene, no dye. Crisp and light: a clean crunch in dry mixes, a fast soft bite in milk or yogurt, and a powder that blends straight into cold drinks. Rich in potassium, vitamin C and vitamin A: typical 2,620 mg potassium, 200–350 mg vitamin C and 1,000–1,600 µg RAE vitamin A (from beta-carotene) per 100 g. Shelf-stable without preservatives: low water activity keeps it crisp in a sealed foil bag. |
| Benefits | Front-of-pack claims from one ingredient: typical values reach the EU “high fibre” (≥6 g/100 g), “high in potassium”, “high in vitamin C” and “high in vitamin A” levels (each ≥30% NRV per 100 g). Your R&D team gets a clean, colourful melon base without building one. Clean label that passes QA review: the ingredient line reads only “cantaloupe”; no added sugar, sulphites, colours or carriers, and a non-GMO variety. Food-safety file buyers ask for: rind sanitising before cutting, net-house sourcing and Salmonella/Listeria testing on request answer the first questions a QA team raises about cantaloupe. A summer-melon note at low dose: 4–8% powder flavours a milk tea or smoothie base; 3–8% dice or granules make a cereal, yogurt or chocolate read “melon” on shelf. Year-round supply: net-house cantaloupe has no off-season, so you can run an always-on SKU and stable quarterly contracts. Vegan; naturally gluten-free (lot gluten test available for a gluten-free claim). |
| R&D Application Guide | For product developers: cantaloupe is about 70% natural sugar on a dry basis and its aroma is volatile, so add it late and cold: dose dry ingredients from one opened bag per batch, keep inclusions away from free water until consumption, and add powder after any heat step (aroma fades above about 70 °C). Bubble tea, milk tea and melon milk: powder at 4–8% of the drink, or 20–30 g per 500 ml cup, on its own or with a neutral milk base; pairs with milk, coconut, lime and mint. Smoothies, agua fresca and drink mixes: powder at 3–6%; dice as a visible garnish. Ice cream, frozen yogurt and popsicles: powder at 5–10% of the mix, added after pasteurisation; dice or granules as ripple and topping. Yogurt, overnight oats and smoothie bowls: separate topping cup or dry sachet; softens in 1–3 minutes once mixed. Breakfast cereal, granola and trail mixes: dice 5–10 mm or slices at 3–15%; add after baking. Chocolate bark, bars and white chocolate: granules 2–5 mm or powder; inclusion-grade microbiology on request. Bakery and confectionery: powder at 5–10% in creams, fillings, frostings, macarons and mochi; avoid long bakes, which brown the fruit sugars and flatten the aroma. |
| Production capacity | 100 tons/year |
| Size / Weight | 58 × 28 × 34 cm / 7–10 kg per carton for slices, dice and granules depending on cut and packing; powder 10–12 kg per carton as standard (2 × 5 kg or 10 × 1 kg foil bags), 15–20 kg on request for blending plants |
| Container capacity | Floor-loaded: about 550 cartons per 20 ft (pieces 3.85–5.5 t, powder 5.5–6.6 t net); about 1,100 cartons per 40 ft HC (pieces 7.7–11 t, powder 11–13.2 t). Palletised (1,200 × 1,000 mm, 30–36 cartons per pallet): about 10 pallets / 300–360 cartons per 20 ft; 20–21 pallets / 600–750 cartons per 40 ft HC. Dry container, no reefer. |
| COA Testing | Every lot: COA from an independent ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory for moisture, water activity, total plate count, yeasts and moulds, E. coli and Salmonella. Contaminants: lead and cadmium are monitored through routine third-party surveillance, with results below EU and US limits; pesticide-residue and heavy-metal testing to your market’s limits is completed before stuffing when your contract calls for it. On request: Listeria monocytogenes, Enterobacteriaceae, sulphite, gluten, particle size (mesh) for powder, and a nutrition panel in FDA or EU format for label artwork. |
| Shelf life | 18–24 months in the original sealed bulk foil bag with desiccant, stored cool at ≤18 °C, RH ≤50%; 12 months for the sealed bulk bag at ≤25 °C, RH ≤60%, and once repacked into retail pouches. |
| Storage instructions | Keep cartons cool, dry and dark at ≤25 °C and ≤60% RH, on pallets off the floor and away from strong odours; cantaloupe aroma picks up foreign smells. Avoid moving cold cartons straight into a warm, humid room; let them reach room temperature before opening so no condensation forms inside. Pro-tip: high natural sugar makes freeze-dried cantaloupe, and the powder above all, quick to pick up humidity and cake once a bag is open, so bulk bags are sized to one production batch: open one, use it through, and every other bag stays crisp and free-flowing until its turn. If a bag must be reopened, reseal it at once with a fresh desiccant sachet; soft powder lumps break up by hand or with a sieve and do not affect quality. |
| Sample lead time | 3–5 working days (delivery time depends on the courier/airline) |
| Retail packaging | 30 g / 50 g / 100 g / 500 g (aluminium-foil zip pouches or as requested) |
| Bulk packaging | 1–5 kg (sealed aluminium-foil PE bags in a 5-ply carton) or as requested |
| Payment terms | T/T 40% deposit, 60% before shipment or against copy of B/L; L/C at sight |
| Port of loading | Cat Lai Port or Tan Son Nhat Airport |
| Shipping terms | FOB, CIF (sea and air) |
| Production time | 20–30 days for a 20 ft container (after deposit) |
| Additional services | OEM/ODM/A&D (MOQ 500 kg) |
Samples are free; the courier charge is on your account.
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