Grape is a flavour where packaging is not a neutral choice. The anthocyanin pigments that give the juice its depth degrade quickly under light, and a grape drink that has faded on a sunlit shelf looks wrong to a shopper long before it tastes wrong. Filling into aluminium removes that variable entirely.
Grape at Full Serving Size
This line is the 330ml counterpart to the short-can grape juice: the same not-from-concentrate pressing, the same absence of added sugar and artificial colour, scaled to the serving size used in food service, vending and meal-deal retail. Grape is a flavour people drink slowly rather than in a single swallow, which makes the larger format a natural fit in sit-down and workplace settings.
Aluminium, Light and Colour
The can blocks light completely, so colour and flavour hold across the full 24-month ambient shelf life with no cold chain at any stage. It is also the most practical format for long ocean routes: light enough to matter on freight cost, tight-stacking on a pallet, and far less prone to damage claims than glass. The complete surface is printable, which gives private label buyers a full brand canvas.
Buying Conditions
The facility is certified to FSSC 22000, HACCP and ISO 22000 and produces up to 20,000 cartons per day, with a minimum order of 500 cartons. Both the 250ml and 330ml grape lines run on the same programme, so a buyer covering multiple channels does not need a second supplier. Payment is by T/T, loading at Ho Chi Minh City Port, with 15 to 30 days lead time. See the wider fresh fruit juice range for flavours to combine in a mixed container.
