Sunich Tamarind Nectar Can 300cc

Hermetically seamed aluminum cans provide an absolute zero-transmission barrier against light, oxygen, and atmospheric vapor. Paired with native tartaric fruit acidity and terminal in-container tunnel pasteurization, the process eradicates microbial risks, securing a 24-month validated shelf life under ambient warehousing.

Each master corrugated carton holds 24 cans (300cc each) with a gross weight of approximately 8.2 kg. A standard export pallet (100x120 cm) accommodates 100 to 120 cartons across 10 to 12 tiers (2,400 to 2,880 cans per pallet). The lightweight aluminum package maximizes net liquid freight payload per shipping container.

With their protective internal food-grade polymer lacquers and impermeable metallic construction, aluminum cans offer exceptional resilience across tropical environments. Warehouses must be roofed, ventilated, and dry (5°C to 25°C), avoiding prolonged exposure to direct solar heating at seaport terminals.

Base export MOQ is one 20-foot full container load (FCL, approx. 2,400 to 2,600 cases). Due to the structural and chemical robustness of hermetic aluminum cans, standard ambient dry cargo containers are entirely viable year-round, eliminating reefer equipment surcharges.

All export consignments are supported by an official Health Certificate from the national FDA, Certificate of Origin, internationally accredited Halal license, packing list, and batch Certificate of Analysis (COA) verifying Brix, acidity, heavy metal screening, and complete commercial sterility. The plant operates under ISO 22000 and HACCP.

Its authentic sweet-tart profile makes it an outstanding pairing for traditional grills, spicy Asian dishes, and seafood. The rapid thermal conductivity of aluminum cans allows near-instant chilling in beverage coolers, optimizing table-turnover speed during peak dining hours in casual and ethnic restaurants.

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.