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The Best Fruits of Colombia

The treatment of the fruit includes a thorough selection process, hygienization, peeling, and separation of seeds and peels, followed by packaging the pulp (the edible part of the fruit) and freezing it at a temperature of -20 degrees Celsius.

Pasteurization and sugar preservation are also used for the pasteurized pulp, in which case the product does not require freezing, making it more convenient from a storage and use perspective in the preparation of natural juices.

Frozen pulps contain no preservatives, maintaining the flavor and nutritional characteristics of the fruit from which they are extracted, and their shelf life is one year.

Concentrated pulps are diluted with water or milk for the preparation of juices or sorbets in a ratio of 1 to 3, or in a greater dilution for the production of soft drinks.

For juice preparation, simply thaw the pulp, add water in the previously indicated ratio, and sugar to taste, resulting in 100% natural juice.

The pasteurized sugared pulp does not require freezing, allowing it to be stored at room temperature without altering its characteristics for up to three months, and if refrigerated, up to six months.

The consumption of fruit has multiple benefits, as is widely known:

They are a source of fiber, essential for the proper functioning of the digestive system,

They contain significant levels of vitamins A, E, and C, proteins, natural sugars, and water,

They do not contain cholesterol.

The pulps preserve all these benefits, in addition to ensuring the continuous availability of each fruit variety, easy handling, and preventing consumers from dealing with overripeness and damage to fresh fruit that is not consumed immediately.