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Canned Fruits

Canned Grapes

Canned grapes in grain style, packed in syrup, water or juice across three brix bands from 11 to 22 percent. Available in tins from 425G to 3000G and glass jars from 330ML to 1700ML, with oval jars used for premium retail...

Overview

What This Line Is

Canned grapes in grain style, packed in syrup, water or juice across three brix bands from 11 to 22 percent. Available in tins from 425G to 3000G and glass jars from 330ML to 1700ML, with oval jars used for premium retail positioning. The cannery is located in Xiayi County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province, China, where the grape supply chain is integrated with local processing infrastructure.

Key Benefits

  • Three brix bands at 11 to 14, 14 to 17 and 18 to 22 percent to suit different market sweetness preferences
  • Grain style cut for consistent appearance and texture in retail and foodservice
  • Syrup, water and juice all available as packing mediums
  • Tins from 425G to 3000G and jars from 330ML to 1700ML for flexible packaging across retail and catering
  • Oval glass jars for premium retail presentation
  • Packed from the Xinjiang maret variety named on the specification

Problems It Solves

  • A single supplier that can deliver multiple pack sizes and styles without changing vendors
  • Grapes that lose firmness or colour when transported long distances before canning
  • Inconsistent brix levels across suppliers that make shelf positioning difficult
  • Lack of oval glass jars for premium retail formats in standard canned fruit lines
  • A speciality fruit line that normally has to be bought from a separate supplier

Who It Is For

  • Importers sourcing full-container loads of canned fruit for supermarket house brands
  • Bakery and dessert manufacturers using canned grapes as an ingredient
  • Foodservice distributors buying catering tins for hotels and canteens
  • Retail buyers building a fruit-in-juice or low-sugar tier above standard syrup packs

Application Scenarios

  • 3000G tins packed 6 to a carton for a foodservice distributor supplying institutional kitchens
  • 820G tins in 24 to a carton for a supermarket own-brand canned fruit line
  • 720ML oval jars in 12 to a carton for a premium retail tier with a clean-label positioning
  • 425G tins used as a component in a bakery or dessert manufacturing line
  • Mixed fruit programmes shipping grapes alongside pear and apricot in coordinated production runs

Technical Features

  • Brix set per order across three bands rather than a single plant standard
  • Grain style cut produced from one fruit intake
  • High temperature sterilisation after seaming for commercial sterility
  • Metal detection on all ingredients entering the production line
  • Double X-ray scanning of every tin and glass jar before packing

Materials

  • Xinjiang maret grapes
  • Potable water and syrup prepared to the agreed brix band
  • Fruit juice where the pack is specified in juice
  • Food-grade tinplate cans and glass jars with lug caps

How It Is Made

  • Fruit collection and incoming inspection
  • Washing grading and cutting to grain style
  • Filling with syrup water or juice at the agreed brix
  • Seaming and high temperature sterilisation
  • Metal detection and double X-ray scanning
  • Labelling cartoning and palletising to the buyer artwork

Quality Control

  • Raw material inspected strictly at collection before it enters the line
  • Metal detectors on all ingredients on the production line
  • High temperature sterilisation after seaming for commercial sterility
  • Double X-ray scanning of every tin and jar to exclude foreign matter
  • Any buyer-designated inspection agency accepted before shipment

Customisation Options

  • Brix band chosen per order between the three available levels
  • Packing medium switched between syrup water and juice
  • Cut style set to grain for consistency
  • Buyer artwork applied from can label through to outer carton
  • Production and shipment scheduled to the plan you provide

Use and Storage Guide

  • Store unopened tins and jars in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight
  • Drain before use where the recipe controls its own sugar level
  • Grain style grapes are ready to use in desserts and bakery applications
  • Refrigerate any unused portion in a covered container after opening
  • Oval jars are best handled with a slotted spoon to avoid crushing the fruit

Specification and Pack List

Taken from the pack data for this line. Formats not listed can be discussed but are not currently standard.

ProductCanned Grapes
Package TypeIN TINS / IN JARS
StyleGRAIN
Packing MediumIN SYRUP / IN WATER / IN JUICE
Brix11-14% / 14-17% / 18-22%
VarietiesXinjiang maret SPECIFICATION: 3000G X 6 TINS / CTN 2650G X 6 TINS / CTN 425G X 24 TINS / CTN 820G X 24 TINS / CTN 330MLX 12 JARS / CTN (OVAL JAR) 550ML X 12 JARS / CTN(OVAL JAR) 580MLX 12 JARS / CTN 720ML X 12 JARS / CTN 1700MLX6 JARS / CTN
Tin Packs3000G x 6 tins/ctn; 2650G x 6 tins/ctn; 425G x 24 tins/ctn; 820G x 24 tins/ctn
Jar Packs330ML x 12 jars/ctn (oval jar); 550ML x 12 jars/ctn (oval jar); 580ML x 12 jars/ctn; 720ML x 12 jars/ctn; 1700ML x 6 jars/ctn
OriginXiayi County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province, China
Minimum OrderQuoted on a 1 x 20 foot FCL basis; LCL consolidation available
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Compared With the Alternatives

Honest trade-offs rather than a list of reasons to buy.

Canned pearsGrapes have a more consistent grain shape and a firmer texture than pear, which tends to soften during processing
Canned apricotsGrapes hold their shape as whole grains in a jar while apricot halves present as a larger piece of fruit
Frozen grapesAmbient storage and no cold chain required, against a softer texture than IQF fruit
Canned fruit cocktailA single fruit ensures uniform size and colour, while the cocktail pack offers visual variety at a lower fruit cost

Canned Grapes Questions

Which brix level should we order?

The three bands are 11 to 14, 14 to 17 and 18 to 22 percent. The usual approach is to match the sweetness of the product already on the shelf you are entering, then decide whether you sit above or below it.

What grape variety do you use?

The Xinjiang maret variety is used, selected for its firm texture and consistent size in the grain cut style.

When is grape production scheduled?

Grapes are packed from the Xinjiang maret variety and planned against your order. Apricot, peach and pear are the lines bound to a fixed local harvest window, so those are booked earliest.

Can grapes be packed in juice instead of syrup?

Yes. Syrup, water and juice are all available, and juice packs normally sit in the lower brix band.

What pack sizes are available for retail?

425G and 820G tins packed 24 to a carton, and jars from 330ML through 720ML in oval formats for a premium tier.

How far does the fruit travel before it is canned?

The cannery is located in Xiayi County, Shangqiu City, Henan Province, China, where the grape supply chain is integrated with local processing infrastructure.

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