Alis 275ml non-carbonated mint doogh, offering refreshing traditional taste and single-serve packaging for HORECA and retail.
FAQ
Alis 275ml doogh is packed in heavy-duty shrink packs of 24 bottles, engineered to prevent crushing during transit. A standard 100x120 cm industrial pallet typically accommodates 80 to 90 shrink packs stacked in interlocking layers and securely stretch-wrapped for vibration-free refrigerated trucking.
Because this is an uncarbonated cultured product, strict adherence to a +4°C to +8°C refrigerated chain is required throughout storage and freight. Temperature breaks exceeding 10°C can reactivate lactic acid cultures, causing excess sourness, syneresis, or unwanted secondary bloating; hence continuous datalogger tracking is standard on export shipments.
Alis formulates its herbal doogh portfolio using standardized natural herbal extracts and essences. The real mint profile provides a genuine culinary aroma alongside traditional digestive benefits, avoiding synthetic culinary colorants or unauthorized artificial taste agents.
The standard direct-from-factory wholesale MOQ is one full refrigerated container or trailer load (approx. 18 to 22 metric tons, comprising 1,200 to 1,500+ shrink packs). For preliminary market testing and regional export distribution, mixed-SKU consolidated reefer orders are negotiable through export sales channels.
Every production batch is accompanied by an authorized COA certifying pH, titratable acidity, fat percentage, total non-fat solids, and absence of pathogenic coliforms, molds, or Staphylococcus aureus. Automated pasteurization loops guarantee full microbiological compliance with both national food norms and Codex Alimentarius.
High-pressure homogenization loops and precise yogurt matrix monitoring maximize protein suspension stability without artificial thickeners. Minimal settling of herbal fractions or transparent whey separation during prolonged standing is a natural physical property easily restored by gentle shaking before serving.
Standard Alis export labels incorporate Persian, English, and Arabic nutritional panels, ingredient listings, and cold-chain warnings. For substantial contracted volumes, customized over-labelling or market-compliant typography complying with target-nation food authorities can be coordinated.