It's the peak season for dragon fruit sales. Although the market is facing many challenges such as high production and logistics costs and increased transportation time, this does not affect the growing market demand for dragon fruit.
SPM Biosciences (Beijing) Inc. is a company specializing in fresh-keeping services for fruits and vegetables after harvest. Debby, a manager of the company introduced the ANGEL FRESH preservative developed by the company for dragon fruit and its advantages.
According to Debby, most of the imported dragon fruits sold in the Chinese market come from Vietnam. Although the COVID-19 tests for dragon fruits were occasionally positive during the pandemic and imports were suspended, they quickly returned to normal. Therefore, the recent demand for preservatives by merchants is relatively stable.
The ANGEL FRESH preservative for dragon fruit mainly comes in two forms: tablet and sachet. “Usually small sachets are used in boxes, while tablets are suitable for the handling of the entire container. If it is a short-term shipment, you can use only the small sachet; if it is a long-term shipment (more than a month), we recommend using both products for an enhanced effect," Debby said.
"The main active ingredient of ANGEL FRESH is 1-MCP, which is an effective ethylene inhibitor. It has obvious effects on inhibiting the yellowing and wilting of dragon fruit, thereby prolonging the shelf life of the product. Our ANGEL FRESH sachet has a variety of specifications, suitable for different packages of various sizes. The product is very convenient to use, just put the fresh-keeping sachet in the dragon fruit packaging."
"Fresh-keeping sachets can be used in all aspects of post-harvest of fruits and vegetables, especially in storage and transportation. In addition, we can also provide customers with customized fresh-keeping solutions according to different packaging and usage scenarios," Debby said. "Usually using ANGEL FRESH preservative can prolong the freshness of dragon fruit by about 50%, but the specific effect still depends on the fruit itself and the storage and transportation conditions."
SPM Biosciences (Beijing) Inc. has nearly ten years of experience in the Chinese local market, has its own research and development, analysis and service teams, and has obtained sales qualifications in Argentina and Dominican countries. Currently, the company is looking for sales representatives in other regions. "In addition to the existing products, we hope to cooperate with more vegetable wholesalers, exporters, packaging companies and agents to contribute to reducing the loss of vegetables and fruits in the supply chain. We can also send free samples to customers for testing."
More information:
SPM Biosciences (Beijing) Inc.
Debby Wang
Tel.: +86 13141463919
E-mail: debbywang@plmbio.com
Website: www.spmbio.com