SEE'S INTERNATIONAL FOOD MFG. CORP.
Banana Chips (Quarters)
Product Description:
The Banana Chips are thinly-sliced, golden yellow bananas deep-fried in coconut oil. All the bananas used to make these chips are locally sourced from the Philippines, carefully selected, and meticulously prepared to maintain product consistency and quality. The banana chips’ sweetness can be adjusted depending on the customer’s specification and can come in sweetened, honey-dipped, or unsweetened. The shape, size, and thickness of the chips can also be customized. Quarters are thinly sliced and cut in quarter-circles. This ready-to-eat snack contains bananas, coconut oil, and sugar with no known allergens. It’s BRC, HACCP, Halal, and Kosher certified and is also certified organic by the EU and USDA. The Gold Chips Banana Chips can be packed in bulk or private label.
Variants:
, Sweetened, Unsweetened
Product Type:
Processed
Market Availability:
Worldwide
Net Weight per Pack:
15 Lbs/carton
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Ingredients/raw materials used:
Process/es:
Dehydration / Drying
Sources:
Shelf Life:
12 Months
Major Export Markets:
China, Japan, South Korea, South Korea, United States of America
Certifications:
BRC, FDA-LTO/CPR, Kosher, HACCP, Organic, Halal
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