Frozen Blueberry Supplier for Philippines — IQF & BQF Wholesale from China
Wholesale IQF & BQF Frozen Blueberries for Philippine Importers
The Philippines is one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing markets for imported frozen fruit, driven by expanding food manufacturing, food service chains, and retail demand for premium ingredients. Maxport International supplies premium frozen blueberries from China to importers, distributors, and food manufacturers across the Philippines — with consistent quality, full cold-chain documentation, and competitive CIF pricing to Manila.
Product Specifications
| Product | Frozen Blueberry (Vaccinium corymbosum) |
| Processing | IQF (Individually Quick Frozen) and BQF (Block Quick Frozen) available |
| Grade | Grade A |
| Size | 12mm+ (standard); custom size available on request |
| Packaging | 10kg cartons (IQF); 10kg blocks (BQF) |
| Storage Temperature | -18°C or below |
| Shelf Life | 24 months from production date |
| MOQ | Please contact us for minimum order quantity and pricing |
Certifications & Compliance
All Maxport frozen blueberry products are processed in BRC and HACCP certified facilities. Full export documentation — including phytosanitary certificate, certificate of origin, packing list, and commercial invoice — is provided with every shipment. Products meet Philippine FDA import requirements for frozen fruit.
Logistics & Delivery to the Philippines
We ship via refrigerated container (reefer) from Chinese ports to Manila (Port of Manila / MICT) and Cebu. Standard transit time is approximately 5–10 days from major Chinese ports. Both FOB and CIF terms are available. We work with established freight forwarders experienced in Philippines customs clearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Maxport supply both IQF and BQF frozen blueberries to the Philippines?
Yes. We supply both IQF (individually quick frozen, for retail and food service applications) and BQF (block frozen, for food manufacturing and juice processing). Both options are available for Philippine buyers.
What certifications does Maxport hold for frozen blueberry export?
Our production facilities hold BRC and HACCP certifications. All shipments to the Philippines include full documentation required for customs clearance and FDA registration.
What is the typical lead time for a frozen blueberry shipment to Manila?
After order confirmation, loading typically takes 7–14 days. Ocean transit from China to Manila is approximately 5–10 days depending on the port of loading.
Request a Quote
To receive a product specification sheet, pricing, and availability for frozen blueberries for the Philippine market, please contact our export team. We respond to all wholesale inquiries within one business day.
