At Fruitavit Naturally: We adopt industry standard handling, shipping and storage procedures.

The global juice industry relies on specialized transportation and shipping methods to maintain quality and freshness. Bulk transport often involves tankers and specialized carriers, while smaller quantities may be shipped in drums or containers. Juice concentrates are typically transported in frozen conditions (-18°C to -25°C). Aseptic bags offer flexibility and potential cost-savings.

Key Aspects of Juice Transport:

Bulk Transport: Ship tankers, road tankers, and drums are used for large-scale shipments, particularly for frozen concentrated orange juice (FCOJ).

Temperature Control: Maintaining precise temperatures is crucial for preserving juice quality and preventing spoilage, especially for frozen concentrates.

Containerization: Various containers are used, including steel drums, bag-in-box containers, and specialized carriers for juice concentrates.

Aseptic Packaging: Aseptic bags allow for chilled storage and can be transported in frozen or chilled conditions, offering flexibility and potential cost savings.

Specialized Carriers: Some companies specialize in transporting FCOJ and other juice products using tankers, ships, and dedicated terminals.

Temperature Monitoring: Temperature sensors are used to monitor cooling systems and maintain optimal storage conditions during transit.

Nitrogen Atmosphere: A protective atmosphere of nitrogen is sometimes used in tanks and pipework to prevent oxidation and maintain juice quality.

Sanitary Conditions: Maintaining strict sanitary conditions throughout the transport chain is essential to prevent contamination and ensure product safety.