Sparkling sour cherry fruit drink by Sunich in a 1000cc PET bottle, featuring real fruit concentrate with zero preservatives.
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Sunich 1000cc carbonated bottles are blown from heavy-grammage preforms using high-intrinsic-viscosity PET resins and a specialized five-lobe petaloid base. This geometry distributes radial and axial stress induced by CO2 expansion, preventing base roll-out, stress-cracking, or cap micro-leaks during hot warehouse storage and long journeys.
Packed in shrink-wrapped corrugated cases of 12 bottles, each master carton weighs approximately 12.8 to 13.0 kg gross. A standard export pallet (100x120 cm) accommodates 60 to 70 cases across 5 stacked tiers (720 to 840 bottles per pallet). The shatterproof PET container design maximizes net liquid cargo payload without transit breakage risks.
Natural sour cherry anthocyanin pigments are vulnerable to ultraviolet radiation. Sunich utilizes PET resins formulated with integrated UV-absorber additives that arrest photodegradation. However, warehouse storage must remain strictly roofed, ventilated, dry, and maintained within 5°C to 25°C away from direct sunlight to preserve ruby clarity over 12 months.
Export MOQ is one 20-foot full container load (FCL, approx. 1,600 to 1,800 cases of 12 bottles). Thanks to pasteurization control and natural cherry acidity, this product resists microbiological spoilage and transports safely in standard dry cargo containers across most seasonal routes. Consolidating with other 1000cc flavors is supported.
All export consignments are supported by an official Health Certificate from the FDA, Certificate of Origin, internationally accredited Halal license, packing list, and batch Certificate of Analysis (COA) verifying Brix, titratable acidity, carbonation pressure, and microbiological sterility. The plant operates under ISO 22000 and HACCP.
1-liter PET bottles eliminate glass breakage hazards and excess freight tare weight entirely. The resealable gas-barrier screw cap permits multiple table pours while retaining effervescence. Furthermore, the lower procurement and distribution cost profile provides stronger operational margins for food service operators.
Commercial settlements are transacted through accredited banking and exchange channels in major trade currencies (AED, EUR, CNY, RUB). Standard commercial terms require a 30% advance deposit upon proforma invoice signing, with the 70% balance payable prior to factory gate dispatch or against shipping documents.