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Imported white kidney beans in brine IMPORTED CANNED FOOD
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≥1 piece
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CategoryCanned Beans
Update Time2023-02-16
company profile
Xiamen Kingfood Import & Export Co., Ltd.
China
Contact: Mr.Mr. Duke Chen
Tel: --
Number of Employees: < 20
Business Type: Manufacture & Trade
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Imported white kidney beans in brine IMPORTED CANNED FOOD

 SizeN.W.(g)D.W.(g)Tins/CartonCartons/20 FCL
in jars212ml180115244500
314ml280170243520
370ml335200243000
580ml530320122000
1700ml155084061300
in can#668184114243400
#7113400200241800
#7116425200241750
#9124800400121800
#151732840150061000

 

Prouduct NameImported white kidney beans in brine IMPORTED CANNED FOOD
MOQ1 * 20'FCL
PaymentT/T,L/C,D/P etc,.
Supply Capacity15 * 20'FCL
Shelf Time24 months
Delivery Timeabout 3 weeks after order confirmation
PortXiamen,China
Brand NameYours

1.Product name: canned white kidney beans

2.Ingredients: white kidney beans, salt, water

3.Flavor: in brine,in tomato sauce

4.Size: medium size 

In brine:

In tomato sauce:

  

KINGFOOD is a trade company located in xiamen,China.It offer variety of canned food including canned tuna,canned mackerel,canned sardines,canned sweet corn,canned mushroom etc,.Working in line with the market principle "Credit First,Quality First", our tin food enjoy high reputation among worldwide and domestic clients due to the high quality and competitive price.

Why choose us?

A professional teamWe trust on inclusive, effective and flexible work.
A quality-driven facilityWe promote a “best quality wins best customers” spirit.
A wide range of productsWe supply a wide range of products.
An optimizing product lineWe focus on innovation tailored to your needs.
A strong know-how & A keen market sensitivityWe have a strong know-how and we keep current with the latest trend.

Canned food production process:

1. Picking

2. Sorting and grading: Diseased, damaged, bruised, shrivelled and browned food are discarded

3. Washing: washed 3-4 times in cold running water

4. Blanching: blanched in boiling water for 2-3 minutes followed by immediate cooling in cold water, Or steam blanching.

5. Filling of cans

6. Brining: strained hot brine solution of 2% common salt,1% sugar and 0.05% citric acid is added up to the brim of the can.

7. Exhausting: cans are exhausted to remove any entrapped air.

8. Seaming: Sealed cans are then placed in upside down position to sterilize the closed lids.

9. Sterilization: This is accomplished by processing the hermetically sealed cans at a pressure of 15 lbs PSI for a specified period of time.

10. Cooling: Cooling of cans is done immediately after sterilization in cold running water to room temperature.

11. Labeling and storage: Stored in a cool dry place and smeared with grease. Cans are kept at ambient temperature for 8-10 days.

 

 FAQ:

 --How to store the canned food?

 --Carefully label all home canned or commercially canned food containers.  We recommend labeling purchase date (month & year) on can lid with marker.Store all canned food in cool, dark, dry space away from furnaces, pipes, and places where temperatures change like un-insulated attics. Do not allow sealed cans or glass jars to freeze.Freezing changes food textures, and leads to rust, bursting cans, and broken seals that may let in harmful bacteria. Always store metal cans off of the floor, especially bare concrete.  Moisture can wick up to cans and encourage rusting. 

 

--What is the shelf life of canned food?

--As a general rule, unopened home canned foods have a shelf life of one year and should be used before 2 years. Commercially canned foods should retain their best quality until the expiration code date on the can.  This date is usually 2-5 years from the manufacture date. 

 

--What should we take care before we open canned food?

--Always use FIFO (First-in, first-out), meaning use your oldest cans first.  Before opening, discard any badly dented, bulging, rusty, or leaky cans or jars that have broken seals. Open cans or jars to view and smell contents. When opening, discard any can that spurts.  Discard contents (do not taste) if there is a strange odor or appearance.

  

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