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NFC Juices & Juice Concentrates

Juice concentrates are juices with most of the water removed, specified by Brix and reconstituted in formulation; NFC (not-from-concentrate) juices are single-strength juices that have not been concentrated. Allen Lee Foods supplies both in drums, aseptic bag-in-box and totes for beverage and food manufacturers.

NFC Juices & Juice Concentrates we supply

Specs listed are common options, not limits. Every quote confirms origin, certifications and documentation for the lot.

Applications

Typical uses

  • Juices and juice drinks
  • Smoothies and beverage bases
  • Sweetening and fruit-solid replacement
  • Color from juice
  • Sauces, marinades and dressings

Answers

NFC Juices & Juice Concentrates questions

What does NFC juice mean?

NFC means not-from-concentrate: juice that is pasteurized and packed at single strength without being concentrated and reconstituted. It is typically chosen for premium juices; concentrate is chosen for lower freight and storage cost.

How are juice concentrates specified?

By Brix (sugar solids), acidity, Brix-to-acid ratio and whether clarified or cloudy. Citrus juices such as lemon and lime are often specified in GPL (grams of citric acid per liter).

What is the minimum order?

Minimums depend on the item. Many ingredients can be ordered by the case or bag; pricing improves at pallet, tote and truckload volumes. Every quote states the minimum (MOQ), pack, lead time and FOB or delivered price.

What documentation comes with an order?

A specification sheet and certificate of analysis (COA) for every lot, plus an allergen statement and country of origin. Pasteurization or sterilization letters, micro results and organic or Non-GMO certificates are supplied where the item carries them.

Quote NFC juices & juice concentrates

Send the item, spec and volume. You'll get price, MOQ, lead time and documentation back.