Kiril Mischeff Product Kiwi

Kiwi Juice Concentrate

Packed with fibre and boasting around five times the vitamin C of an orange in a single serving, kiwi fruit is a popular ingredient for food and drink manufacturers developing healthy, wholesome foods, juices and smoothies.

Despite processing, our kiwi concentrate captures almost all of these nutritional benefits – as well as the unique, tropical tartness and distinct aromas of the fruit.

It’s available at 65° Brix.

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How is kiwi concentrate made?

The outer peel of the kiwi fruit is discarded, before the flesh is juiced in just the same way way as an NFC juice. However, this juice is then heated to remove a significant proportion of the kiwi’s water content.

This leaves a thick, condensed solution around six times the strength of a regular juice, but much smaller in volume – making it easier to transport and store in bulk. When it reaches its final processing point, the concentrate can be used as is, or the water can be re-added to the kiwi concentrate, bringing it back to regular strength.

To find out more or to discuss an order, please just contact your Customer Account Manager. You may also wish to look at our kiwi fruit puree or at our further range of fruit concentrates such as banana concentrate and elderberry concentrate.

Available formats:

  • 25kg bag in box (aseptic)
  • Drum 250kg

FAQ

Where to buy kiwi juice concentrate in bulk?

Kiril Mischeff are proud to be leading suppliers of wholesale fruit concentrates to the UK food and drinks manufacturing industry.

This kiwi juice is a great option for manufacturers looking to buy in bulk, given that it has all the water removed to make a solution which is 6x stronger than normal juice, with a smaller volume. Therefore, you can buy it in larger quantities and easily transport and store it. Then, you simply add the water back in during the production of your end product.

Juice concentrates are an affordable alternative to NFC juices. If you are a food or drink manufacturer looking to label your product as containing ‘real fruit juice’, this is a great option for you.

From 25kg bags to 250kg drums, our kiwi juice concentrate is available in a wide variety of formats to best suit your business needs.

What are the health benefits of kiwi juice?

It is a common misconception that concentrate juice is less healthy than NFC juice, but the truth is that they both manage to retain similar nutritional values.

The kiwi fruit didn’t earn its superfood status through being tasty! Kiwis have one of the highest vitamin C counts for all fruit – just 2 kiwis constitute your daily vitamin C intake! They are also packed with vitamins A, E and B6, antioxidants and fibre which can help to improve digestion.

What is kiwi juice concentrate good for?

Aside from their great nutritional values, kiwis are a very popular tangy yet sweet fruit that is commonly used to make healthy juices and smoothies in the drinks manufacturing industry. Kiwi juice concentrate is great for any health products, given their superfood status.

What is the difference between concentrate and not from concentrate kiwi juice?

Kiwi juice concentrate is made by pressing fresh kiwis and juicing the pulp. This is then heated, so the liquid evaporates. This leaves a thick solution, which is much stronger than normal juice. When it reaches your final point, you can either use it (as it is) or simply add water to bring it back to its original strength.

On the other hand, NFC (not from concentrate) juices are produced without water removal and heating, which results in a less processed and therefore more ‘natural’ juice. The

downside of NFC juices is that they normally have a shorter shelf life and take up more volume in terms of storage.

Which other juice concentrates do you supply?

We supply a wide range of juice concentrates, covering numerous fruit varieties such as apple, orange, pear, pineapple, and lemon.

In addition, we offer concentrates of tropical fruits like mango and passionfruit, along with berry concentrates such as strawberry, raspberry, and blackcurrant.

We work closely with trusted suppliers to ensure high-quality fruit concentrates for various food and beverage applications.

If you’re looking for a specific concentrate, including less common varieties, please get in touch, and we can discuss your requirements.

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