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Dry yield

The amount of finished freeze-dried fruit produced from a unit of fresh or frozen input fruit. Varies by fruit, variety, ripeness, cut size, and format. A core input to landed cost calculations.

MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) The smallest quantity a supplier will accept on a single order, expressed in kilograms, cases, or units. Landed cost The total cost of freeze-dried fruit delivered to the buyer's warehouse, including raw material, processing, packaging, freight, duties, brokerage, and handling. Usable yield The portion of dry yield that meets the buying spec for a given application. Private label An arrangement where a supplier produces freeze-dried fruit packaged under the buyer's brand, rather than the supplier's own.

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Industry Insights What Actually Drives Freeze-Dried Fruit Landed Cost May 13, 2026 · 7 min read

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