Tender, uniform cut green beans blanched and individually quick-frozen to preserve color and crisp texture, 400g.
FAQ
The processing facility utilizes optical sorters and precision rotary cutters. Green beans are automatically snipped at both ends to eliminate stems, while any fibrous or defective pods are removed by visual inspection systems. The resulting product features standard 2-3 cm cylindrical cuts completely free of stringy fibers, catering to high-end food service specifications.
Due to ultra-fast IQF freezing which maintains cell integrity, drip loss during preparation is minimal (under 3%). Professional culinary practice recommends adding frozen cut beans directly into boiling water or hot pans without prior thawing. This preserves internal turgor, prevents mushiness, and locks in the brilliant emerald hue.
Raw pods pass through vibrating screens, air-density aspirators to blow away loose leaves, and optical inspection stages. Finally, a certified QA team conducts continuous manual inspection on the conveyor belts before packaging. Vegetative defects and extraneous matter are controlled below 0.1% by weight, exceeding standard commercial thresholds.
Industrial caterers save significant labor costs by eliminating trimming, destemming, washing, sanitizing, and cutting. It also eliminates raw yield loss, which routinely exceeds 25% on fresh pods. With a cooking window of only 3 minutes, it enables high-speed batch preparation for stews, mixed rice dishes, and sides with exact portion cost calculations.
The product has an official shelf life of 24 months from manufacture when kept at continuous temperatures of -18°C or lower. In refrigerated warehouses, pallets must be stacked leaving standard clearance from walls and floors to facilitate cold air circulation. Routine monitoring prevents ice sublimation and preserves optimal cellular moisture.
The company partners with contracted farms operating under strict pest management guidelines. Upon factory intake, randomized representative samples undergo gas and liquid chromatography testing to quantify organophosphate, organochlorine residues, and nitrate limits. Only raw batches fully compliant with Codex Alimentarius and national food safety thresholds are accepted for processing.
Yes, for full container load (FCL) export contracts, outer carton printing and back-of-pack labeling can be fully customized with nutritional panels, local barcodes, and importer information in Arabic, Russian, or English in accordance with the regulatory mandates of the target market.