Thick-set probiotic full-fat yogurt packed in a 2kg economic pail tailored for hotels, restaurants, and catering operations.
FAQ
Yes, the wide-mouth bucket geometry is designed for rapid scooping and ladling directly onto dining lines. The firm gel network prevents collapse during extended buffet exposure within chilled display counters.
The pails incorporate ribbed reinforcing sidewalls to withstand vertical compression, tolerating stacking up to 5 tiers per standard wooden pallet. Packed 4 units per heavy-gauge shrink-tray bundle, the configuration is lab-tested for dynamic road vibration and drop shock.
Batches are screened for coliforms, yeasts, molds, and food pathogens (Salmonella, Staphylococcus aureus) alongside quantitative assays for viable probiotic flora. Product release occurs only following mandatory positive quality quarantine release protocols.
Institutional clients can establish rolling master supply agreements guaranteeing scheduled cold-chain delivery into on-site refrigeration facilities. Production volumes are pre-allocated according to contractual forecasts with pricing indexed to audited regulatory dairy frameworks.
No, probiotic bacteria are delicate live microflora. Thermal stress permanently inactivates viable cells and accelerates uncontrollable souring and whey separation. Once the cold chain is compromised, probiotic potency cannot be regenerated and affected stock must be decommissioned.
The bucket features a heavy-duty virgin polypropylene handle with reinforced pin pivots. Tensile-tested to withstand up to 300% of nominal container weight (~6 kg force), it ensures zero handle-snap accidents in busy service environments.
The bacterial strains are selected for exceptionally low post-acidification traits during storage. When maintained within the recommended 1 °C to 4 °C window, the acidity curve remains gentle and stable without developing an aggressive sour profile.