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IQF VEGETABLE · B2B SUPPLY
IQF Mixed Vegetables with Declared Ratios and Matched Cut Sizes
We supply standard and buyer-defined IQF vegetable blends for retail packs, ready meals, institutional foodservice and industrial recipes. Each component, percentage, cut, blanching status and tolerance is approved separately before the finished blend is released.
Start with: form or cut, specification, pack, quantity, destination and target shipment window. Our team will respond with product availability, packing options and quotation details.
- Product
- IQF Frozen Mixed Vegetables
- Available forms
- Classic Dice, Fine Dice, Stir-Fry Cut, Soup Mix
- Origin
- China
- Storage
- −18°C or below
- Shelf life
- 24 months from production date
- Production lead time
- Typical production lead time is 7–21 calendar days after order confirmation. Order confirmation follows written approval of the specification, packing or artwork, purchase order and agreed payment milestone. Ocean transit and destination customs clearance are excluded.
Specify Mixed Vegetables around the finished use
We supply mixed vegetables to retail frozen brands, ready-meal producers, institutional foodservice distributors and manufacturers with existing blend formulas. The quotation becomes useful when form, grade, pack and shipment requirements are coordinated together.
Set the measurable grade
Write declared component percentages, cut compatibility across vegetables, component-specific blanching into the Typical Specification.
Approve use and pack
The main buyer fit is classic dice for retail and sides; fine dice for fillings; stir-fry cuts for foodservice; soup mixes for ready meals; custom ratios for established formulations.
Plan the supply route
A blend is quoted from its formula, not only its name. We confirm each vegetable source, the compatible production window, the mixing sequence and the pack line before sample approval.
STANDARDS & PROGRAMS
Check the standards and documents for the quoted mixed vegetables supply route.
Send the destination market and customer standard. Certificate copies and production details are provided with the quoted product.
YOUR QUALIFICATION FILE
Build the qualification file for this mixed vegetables order.
Certificates, registrations and product records are included with the quotation and order file.
- Product specification
- Sample approval record
- Lot COA
- Microbiological report
- Pesticide-residue report
- Heavy-metal report
- Certificate of origin
- Health / phytosanitary file
- Packing and shipment documents
Choose the Mixed Vegetables form before setting tolerances
Available forms include Classic Dice, Fine Dice, Stir-Fry Cut, Soup Mix. Select the closest option and record declared component percentages, cut compatibility across vegetables, component-specific blanching in the sample approval and signed specification.
Compare every declared form and size
| Declared form | Size | Within size | Off-size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Dice | 10 mm components; carrot 30%, peas 25%, sweet corn 25%, green beans 20% | At least 90.0% by mass within the declared size | Maximum 10.0% by mass |
| Fine Dice | 5–8 mm components; carrot 30%, peas 25%, sweet corn 25%, green beans 20% | At least 90.0% by mass within the declared size | Maximum 10.0% by mass |
| Stir-Fry Cut | 20–40 mm components; broccoli 30%, carrot 25%, green bean 25%, pepper 20% | At least 90.0% by mass within the declared size | Maximum 10.0% by mass |
| Soup Mix | 10–20 mm components; carrot 30%, peas 25%, sweet corn 25%, green beans 20% | At least 90.0% by mass within the declared size | Maximum 10.0% by mass |
no unit more than 20.0% below the lower limit or above the upper limit.
China origin and production window
A blend is quoted from its formula, not only its name. We confirm each vegetable source, the compatible production window, the mixing sequence and the pack line before sample approval.
China origin
We match the specification with a suitable long-term partner factory option in China.
Crop timing
The crop and production window are confirmed against the required grade and loading schedule.
Continuity plan
Repeat programs are reviewed by form, specification, pack, quantity and forecast rather than by product name alone.
Written confirmation
Origin, facility, production timing and documents are stated in the commercial offer and order file.
Mixed Vegetables controls that require written agreement
The table lists available product specifications and inspection methods. Product form, size, tolerances and destination-market requirements are recorded in the order specification. Pay particular attention to declared component percentages, cut compatibility across vegetables, component-specific blanching, colour balance, segregation during mixing and packing, foreign-material and cross-component defect limits.
Available forms4
Storage−18°C or below
Shelf life24 months from production date
Declared size10 mm components; carrot 30%, peas 25%, sweet corn 25%, green beans 20%
Off-size limitMaximum 10.0% by mass
Physical and sensory controls13 controls
| Control | Quality requirement | Method summary |
|---|---|---|
| Colour | Characteristic natural colour of sound mixed vegetables; maximum 5.0% by mass materially discoloured. | Visual, sensory or mass-fraction inspection |
| Flavour and Odour | Clean, characteristic mixed vegetables flavour and odour after cooking or thawing as relevant; no sour, fermented, musty, rancid or other foreign odour. | Visual, sensory or mass-fraction inspection |
| Texture and Maturity | Sound and tender; at least 90.0% by mass at commercial harvest maturity; no woody, fibrous or over-mature tissue. | Visual, sensory or mass-fraction inspection |
| Broken or Damaged | Maximum 5.0% by mass broken, crushed or mechanically damaged pieces. | Visual, sensory or mass-fraction inspection |
| Discoloration | Maximum 5.0% by mass materially discoloured units. | Visual, sensory or mass-fraction inspection |
| Surface Ice | Maximum 5.0% by mass loose surface ice and frost. | Frozen sample inspection at −18°C |
| Clumps | Maximum 5.0% by mass units remaining in clumps after one gentle manual separation at −18°C. | Frozen sample inspection at −18°C |
| Extraneous Matter | Maximum 0.20% by mass extraneous vegetable matter. | Visual, sensory or mass-fraction inspection |
| Hazardous Foreign Material | 0 pieces of glass, hard plastic, stone, metal, wood or other hazardous foreign material in each 10 kg inspection sample. | Defined sample visual inspection |
| Decay, Mould and Insects | 0 mouldy, decayed or insect-infested units in each 10 kg inspection sample. | Defined sample visual inspection |
| Free-Flowing | Minimum 95.0% by mass free-flowing for IQF piece formats. | Frozen sample inspection at −18°C |
| Thawing Loss | Maximum 12.0% by mass after thawing for 24 hours at 4°C and draining for 2 minutes. | Controlled thaw-and-drain test |
| Metal Detection | Every packed unit passes a validated detector set at Fe 2.0 mm, non-Fe 2.5 mm and stainless steel 3.0 mm test-piece sensitivity. | Validated detector verification |
Chemical and product-specific controls6 controls
| Control | Quality requirement | Method summary |
|---|---|---|
| Blanching and Peroxidase | Blanched product; peroxidase must be negative by the guaiacol test before freezing. | Guaiacol peroxidase activity test |
| Sulphur Dioxide | <10 mg/kg; no sulphur dioxide or sulphite added / <10 mg/kg | Validated total SO₂ method |
| Food Additives | 0 added food additives | Ingredient and process-record review |
| Preservatives | 0 added preservatives | Ingredient and process-record review |
| Pesticide Residues | Every analyte at or below the destination-market MRL relevant to Mixed Vegetables | Destination-market multiresidue method |
| Heavy Metals and Regulated Contaminants | Every analyte at or below the product-specific destination-market maximum level | Validated ICP-MS or destination-recognized method |
Microbiological controls7 controls
| Control | Quality requirement | Method summary |
|---|---|---|
| Aerobic Plate Count | ≤100,000 CFU/g | ISO 4833-1 / FDA BAM Chapter 3 |
| Coliforms | ≤100 CFU/g | ISO 4832 / FDA BAM Chapter 4 |
| Escherichia coli | <10 CFU/g | ISO 16649-2 / FDA BAM Chapter 4 |
| Yeasts | ≤1,000 CFU/g | ISO 21527-1/2 |
| Moulds | ≤1,000 CFU/g | ISO 21527-1/2 |
| Salmonella | Not detected 25 g | ISO 6579-1 / FDA BAM Chapter 5 |
| Listeria monocytogenes | Not detected 25 g | ISO 11290-1 / FDA BAM Chapter 10 |
How the documents work: our working targets support qualification and quotation. The signed specification defines the final order requirements, and the COA reports the identified production lot against the agreed test scope.
Follow Mixed Vegetables from raw material to released lot
Selected, washed, trimmed, cut, steam- or water-blanched, rapidly cooled, individually quick frozen, optically sorted, metal detected, packed and stored frozen. The control plan covers declared component percentages, cut compatibility across vegetables, component-specific blanching, colour balance for the approved form.
PRODUCT-SPECIFIC HANDOFFS
Mixed Vegetables handoff control
Receiving, freezing, packing and cold storage follow the agreed specification.
The quotation includes the production line and quality-control records.View related processing evidence →
Plan & receive
We check product identity, crop condition and lot reference before processing. The image shows a key processing checkpoint; final line details are confirmed in the quotation.
Prepare
The team follows the agreed form, size and handling requirement. The image shows a key processing checkpoint; final line details are confirmed in the quotation.
Freeze & control
We align the freezing method and control plan with the product form, specification and order volume. The image shows a key processing checkpoint; final line details are confirmed in the quotation.
Inspect & release
We connect release checks, packing and lot records to the purchase order. The image shows a key processing checkpoint; final line details are confirmed in the quotation.
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Plan and receive
Confirm product identity, origin direction, condition and lot-identification requirements.
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Prepare and form
Clean, sort and prepare the declared mixed vegetables form and size.
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Freeze and control
Apply the confirmed treatment, freeze the product and check separation, condition and foreign material.
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Pack and release
Verify packing, lot code, label, metal-detection control and agreed release records.
Match Mixed Vegetables form, buyer use and pack
Typical buyer fit includes classic dice for retail and sides; fine dice for fillings; stir-fry cuts for foodservice; soup mixes for ready meals; custom ratios for established formulations. Choose the packing family, case weight, label and loading plan for your product.
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Pack construction: Food-grade PE liner and export carton; plain bag, adhesive label or printed bag; barcode and customized carton marks.
Loading plan: Pallet loading, floor loading or food-grade tote format as stated in the confirmed purchase order.
Inspect the risks that matter for Mixed Vegetables
The inspection plan focuses on product-specific risks. The Typical Specification and inspection plan should state how declared component percentages, cut compatibility across vegetables, component-specific blanching, colour balance, segregation during mixing and packing, foreign-material and cross-component defect limits will be assessed.
Photograph supplied by XMG for buyer review. We confirm which facility, test scope and release record apply to the quoted product.
Declared component percentages
Agree the measurable limit and sampling basis before sample approval.
Cut compatibility across vegetables
Agree the measurable limit and sampling basis before sample approval.
Component-specific blanching
Agree the measurable limit and sampling basis before sample approval.
Colour balance
Check the finished frozen lot against the signed product requirement.
Segregation during mixing and packing
Check the finished frozen lot against the signed product requirement.
Foreign-material and cross-component defect limits
Check the finished frozen lot against the signed product requirement.
We coordinate samples, specifications, inspection and laboratory records, packing checks and shipment documents from one commercial contact.
Carry the approved Mixed Vegetables brief into the shipment file
Start with the form, specification, application and pack. We coordinate samples, written specifications, documents and cold-chain handoff from one commercial contact.
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Tell us the mixed vegetables form, declared component percentages and cut compatibility across vegetables, pack, quantity, destination and timing.
Supply proposal
We provide the mixed vegetables specification, sample plan, relevant document scope, packing and quotation basis.
Approve and place the order
Your written approvals and purchase order lock the agreed product, packing, document and shipment plan.
COLD-CHAIN HANDOFF
Keep the released mixed vegetables lot connected to the load.
- Frozen storage at −18°C or below
- Carton marks, lot code and quantity check
- Container, seal and loading record
- Shipment documents tied to the order
Vegetable blend cooking and specification guides
Balancing Cooking Times in Frozen Vegetable Blends
A single cooking time can hide a mismatch between carrot and floret texture. Compare each component under the intended meal process, then review cuts, starting treatments and the final result after the actual handling or reheating sequence.
Read the guide →
How to Verify Component Ratios in Frozen Mixed Vegetables
A combined sample can hide differences between individual bags. Define the mass basis, retain component identity during sorting, and reconcile ice, fines and missing material before comparing the results with the agreed vegetable blend specification.
Read the guide →Related buyer guides
Product specifications & samplingSee how a buyer brief becomes a signed specification and approval reference.Open →Quality control & inspectionReview incoming, in-process, release and pre-shipment decisions.Open →Packing optionsCompare bulk, foodservice and private-label packing requirements.Open →IQF Frozen Mixed Vegetables sourcing questions
These answers cover the available product forms and the decisions needed for a detailed quotation.
Which Mixed Vegetables forms can you supply?
Available forms include Classic Dice, Fine Dice, Stir-Fry Cut, Soup Mix. Availability and the final tolerance are stated in the order specification; the first size reference is 10 mm components; carrot 30%, peas 25%, sweet corn 25%, green beans 20%.
What should be included in a mixed vegetables specification?
State the form, size or cut, declared component percentages, cut compatibility across vegetables, component-specific blanching, colour balance, packing, destination requirements and intended application.
Which format suits food manufacturing or foodservice?
Typical use includes classic dice for retail and sides; fine dice for fillings; stir-fry cuts for foodservice; soup mixes for ready meals; custom ratios for established formulations. Send the recipe or preparation method so we can compare the available forms against dosing, cooking and appearance.
How are origin and crop timing confirmed?
A blend is quoted from its formula, not only its name. We confirm each vegetable source, the compatible production window, the mixing sequence and the pack line before sample approval.
What quality risks do buyers normally check for mixed vegetables?
The main product-specific checks are declared component percentages, cut compatibility across vegetables, component-specific blanching, colour balance, segregation during mixing and packing, foreign-material and cross-component defect limits. The agreed limits belong in the signed specification and inspection plan.
Can I request a mixed vegetables sample?
Yes. Send the target form, specification, pack and application. The sample review should record appearance, size, defects and cooking performance relevant to the intended use.
What packing can be provided for this product?
Packing options include bulk cartons such as 1 × 10 kg · 1 × 20 lb · 1 × 40 lb, foodservice cases and retail or private-label packs. Available formats are aligned with production quantity and packing requirements.
Which documents can be requested with the quotation?
Product specifications, sample records, certificates, inspection and laboratory reports, packing details and shipment records are available for your order file. Certificate, production, product, lot and destination documents are available with the order file.
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