Traditional Jersey yogurt crafted from high-fat Jersey cow milk with a dense creamy body and rich taste in 450g format.
FAQ
Jersey cow milk possesses inherently higher concentrations of milk fat, A2 beta-casein, and calcium compared to typical Holstein herds. This chemical profile produces a denser coagulum, natural body stability, and a distinctively creamy mouthfeel without requiring synthetic hydrocolloids or modified starches.
The minimum order quantity for wholesale distributors is 100 master trays, each packing 24 units of 450g cups. For export orders handled Ex-Works or FCA, loading utilizes 100x120 cm standard pallets with interlocking stretch-wrapped corners engineered for refrigerated reefer stability.
As an active cultured dairy product, optimal storage and distribution require continuous monitoring between 1 °C and 4 °C. Deviations above 6 °C accelerate residual lactic culture activity, inducing whey separation (syneresis) and post-acidification.
Every manufacturing batch is issued a Certificate of Analysis (COA) covering titratable acidity, total solids, coliform count, and mold/yeast thresholds. Export shipments are complemented by official Veterinary Health Certificates issued by the national authority and valid Halal compliance documentation.
Food-grade polypropylene cups are induction heat-sealed with premium lacquered aluminum foil lids designed for tamper resistance. Online vacuum leak decay testing verifies seal hermeticity, ensuring packs withstand atmospheric altitude variations and road transit vibrations.
For contracted annual export volumes, direct in-mold or lid printing with customized Arabic, English, or Russian labeling is available. For initial trial shipments, compliant over-stickering containing the target market's regulatory information can be completed at secondary packaging.
Buyer QA teams or independent surveyors are entitled to inspect goods in plant cold rooms and review continuous datalogger records prior to sealing. Formal claims backed by verified reference laboratory tests at discharge initiate immediate investigation and replacement procedures.