UNILAB, INC. (SEKAYA NATURAL INGREDIENTS)
Sekaya Calamansi Juice Extract Powder, 100% Organic
Product Description:
Sekaya Calamansi Juice Extract is pure calamansi juice in freeze-dried and spray-dried forms. Calamansi is a ubiquitous citrus fruit widely cultivated in the Philippines. It is a small and round fruit with a very intense flavor and tartness that reminds one of lime blended with mandarin orange. In the Philippines, it is used in various condiments, beverages, dishes, marinades, and preserves. The juice is extracted by squeezing the whole fruit. Much like lemons, the ratio to make a refreshing beverage is 1:10, and an interesting substitute to lemons or limes in cocktails. It is often served as a hot beverage to give relief for people with cough or colds and even flu. The unripe fruit, with its skin still green, is handpicked. This sour fruit is rich in vitamin C, and antioxidants, as well as potassium, vitamin A, and calcium. In a small clinical study, a glass of sweetened calamansi juice beverage measured a glycemic index of 37, much less than the safe level of 55 GI.
Variants:
200g, 30kg
Product Type:
Processed
Market Availability:
Worldwide
Net Weight per Pack:
200g, 30kg
Allergen:
Ingredients/raw materials used:
Organic Calamansi Juice Extract
Process/es:
Dehydration / Drying
Sources:
Organic Calamansi
Shelf Life:
24 Months
Major Export Markets:
Australia, Canada, Germany, South Korea, South Korea, Switzerland, United States of America
Certifications:
FDA-LTO/CPR, Organic, Halal
Packaging:
200g Kraft Bag, Plastic Bag In Drum
Minimum Order Size:
One Pallet
Category:
Beverages, Beverages
Export Ready?:
Yes
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