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Cold Break Domates Salçası; Endüstriyel Satın Alma Rehberi

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Fizikokimyasal özellikler, standartlar, aseptik ambalaj, laboratuvar testleri ve tedarik zinciri için uzman rehber

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Cold break · Bostwick · Aseptik · Endüstriyel B2B

Cold Break Domates Salçası; Endüstriyel Satın Alma Rehberi

Gıda işleme için fizikokimyasal özellikler, standartlar, aseptik ambalaj, laboratuvar testleri ve tedarik zinciri — satın alma, uluslararası ticaret ve KK uzmanları için.

36–38%
Ağır endüstriyel cold break Brix
6–10 cm
Bostwick @ 12.5 Brix, 30 sn
a/b ≥ 2.1
Minimum Hunter a/b
20029010
İran GTIP kodu

Analitik giriş

International trade in processed tomato products is a dynamic food-industry value chain. Hot Break vs. Cold Break defines pectin structure, rheology, color, and aroma. Cold break at 60–75°C allows controlled pectin hydrolysis — fluid paste, bright red color — ideal for tomato juice, soups, spray-dried powder, and low-viscosity sauces.

Iran operates vacuum evaporation and 220 L aseptic drums for EAEU and GCC markets. Procurement without rigorous COA (Bostwick, HMC, a/b) raises plant and customs risk.

1. Biochemistry: cold vs. hot break

PME and PG release on crushing. Hot break at 90–98°C preserves pectin networks; cold break lowers structural viscosity and protects lycopene and fresh aroma.

Process comparison
IndexCold breakHot break
Pre-heater60–75°C90–98°C
Bostwick6–10 cm3–6 cm
a/b> 2.11.9–2.1
Evaporator Brix36–38%28–32%

2. COA and physicochemical specs

NTSS 28–30 or 36–38%; Bostwick 6–10 cm @ 12.5 Brix; a/b ≥ 2.1; lycopene ≥ 50 mg/100 g; pH 4.0–4.4; HMC < 40%; burnt specks ≤ 5–7/10 g; heavy metals per destination.

3. Downstream applications

  • Tomato juice and nectars
  • Soups and consommés
  • Fish in tomato sauce
  • Spray-dried tomato powder

4. Iran production and exports

Southern, northwestern, and northeastern basins with complementary seasons; exports to Russia, Iraq, UAE, and CIS. Iranco aligns RFQs with export-grade plants.

5. Aseptic pack and storage

Multilayer bag in 220 L drum; ~240 kg net; up to 24 months; store at 4–15°C.

6. 20 ft logistics

80 drums, ~19.2 t net; dunnage, bracing, thermal liner on hot routes.

7. Tariffs and regulations

HS 20029010; TR CU 021/023/022; GSO 1057; matching batch on drum, label, and COA.

8. Pricing and competitors

6.8–7.2 kg fresh tomato per kg 36–38 paste; cost per Brix unit; Iran: energy and regional logistics.

9. Defects and fraud

  • Caramelization, low a/b
  • Black specks from evaporator
  • Starch — iodine test
  • Blown drum

10. Buyer checklist

  1. “Cold Break Process” in contract
  2. Brix ±0.5%
  3. Bostwick 6–10 cm
  4. HMC and a/b
  5. Third-party inspection and pre-shipment sample

11. Price inquiry data

Brix, Bostwick, 220 L pack, FCL, Incoterms, EAC/halal documents.

Özet

Cold break at 60–75°C with Bostwick 6–10 cm and high a/b is essential for juice and powder lines; risk is managed via COA and standard aseptic drums.

SSS

Cold vs. hot?

Pre-heat temperature and pectin.

Bostwick?

6–10 cm @ 12.5 Brix.

HMC?

Max 40% EAEU.

Supply from Iran?

Technical request via Iranco.

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