MAK Food Company supplies Citrus Whole Fruit ingredients for industrial food and beverage development, with orange, lemon, mandarin, grapefruit and citrus mix ingredients. The portfolio supports manufacturers comparing processing formats and fruit profiles according to the technical and sensory requirements of the finished product.
The Citrus Whole Fruit portfolio combines comminuted citrus ingredients, cloudy references and whole fruit purees. Orange, lemon, mandarin, grapefruit and citrus mix options offer different processing formats, so the selected reference should be matched to the required flavour, appearance and consistency.
As a Citrus Whole Fruit supplier and distributor, MAK Food Company supports professional sourcing against a defined formulation brief. Comminuted references include several ratios for orange and lemon, alongside grapefruit and citrus mix options. Buyers should confirm what each ratio denotes, together with fruit composition, soluble solids, acidity, particle characteristics and sensory profile. Whole fruit puree and cloudy references require their own individual specifications.
These ingredients can be evaluated for beverages, frozen desserts, fruit preparations, confectionery, sauces and other compatible applications. Pilot trials help establish dosage, texture and sensory balance under the intended processing conditions. Buyers should confirm packaging, handling, storage requirements and shelf life using the technical documentation for the selected reference.
Every reference on this page ships from our own facilities in Murcia, with full traceability from grove to drum. Available in Bag-in-Box, Drum, IBC and Flexitank formats, and covered by our IFS, Organic, Halal and Kosher certifications.
MAK Food Company lists orange, lemon, mandarin, grapefruit and citrus mix ingredients in this category. The range includes comminuted references, cloudy ingredients and whole fruit purees, with availability and specifications confirmed for the selected product.
These are different product formats within the citrus portfolio. Their composition, particle profile, appearance and consistency can differ. Manufacturers should compare the technical sheets rather than assume that a comminuted reference, a cloudy ingredient and a whole fruit puree are interchangeable.
The catalogue includes orange and lemon comminuted references with different ratio designations. The technical specification should define the ratio and its basis for each product. Use that information alongside acidity, soluble solids and the intended formulation to establish dosage.
They can be evaluated for beverages, fruit preparations, frozen desserts, confectionery and sauces where the selected reference is suitable. Trials should assess fruit character, bitterness where relevant, appearance, texture and behaviour under the intended processing conditions.
Provide the target citrus profile, desired format, required analytical parameters, processing conditions and expected volumes. Confirm the exact fruit composition, packaging, storage requirements and shelf life for the selected reference, and evaluate a representative sample in the finished recipe.