Fluffy, butterfly-popped corn coated with savory cheddar cheese seasoning in a 40g lightweight snack pack.
FAQ
Non-GMO hybrid butterfly popcorn kernels with a certified Metric Weight Volume Tester (MWVT) expansion ratio of 42 to 44 cm³/g are utilized. This superior expansion performance yields voluminous, airy flakes and minimizes hard unpopped pericarp remnants (unpopped kernels) below 1.5%.
Hot-air popping relies strictly on convective thermal energy at ~240°C without submerged cooking oil. This eliminates oil degradation, thermal breakdown, and greasy saturated mouthfuls. Refined vegetable oil and cheddar seasonings are applied downstream in controlled micro-spray drums with precise dosing.
Cheetoz Popcorn 40g is packed 24 units per 5-ply carton. Due to popcorn's exceptionally low bulk density, gross carton weight is approximately 1.65 kg. A standard 120x100 cm pallet accommodates 48 cartons (6 tiers of 8 cartons), while a 40ft HQ maritime container safely accommodates roughly 1,250 to 1,350 cartons under standardized loading schemes.
Popcorn's sponge-like starch matrix is inherently hygroscopic. The tri-laminate metallized film provides an impermeable water vapor transmission rate (WVTR below 0.8 g/m²/day). Paired with ultra-dry nitrogen gas purging, internal relative humidity is arrested below 1.5%, completely preventing the flakes from turning chewy or rubbery.
Per 30g serving, it contains ~7.5g zero-trans vegetable fat, 2.3g protein, 16.5g carbs, and ~3g natural dietary fiber, providing 143 kcal. Being a whole-grain corn snack, it promotes digestive satiety with a remarkably lower caloric density compared to traditional oil-fried crisps.
Dedicated palletized supply contracts with tiered volume rebates are structured for cinema concessionaires and entertainment complexes. Weekly standing orders can be consolidated alongside other Cheetoz lines, backed by official VAT-compliant corporate invoicing and priority terminal dispatch.
The domestic standalone MOQ is 50 master cartons. For inter-provincial or cross-border export shipments, popcorn frequently functions as an ideal volumetric top-load filler alongside heavier chips or canned beverages, maximizing cubic volume utilization within standard trailer limits.