Ambient purée without added sugar* : Apricot

Designed for exceptional convenience, with instant access for instant success, the purée offers the best in flavour and quality with the highest fruit content on the market.
This purée has no preservatives, no added flavourings and no artificial colours. It is highly stable with a shelf life of 12 months before opening and eight days in the fridge once opened.

*Contains naturally occurring sugar

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Physico chemical characteristics

Depending on methods and equipment used

Brix with the refractometer at 20°C

12° Brix 10 - 14

pH with pHmeter at 20°C

3.10 - 3.80

Packaging

Sweetened fruit puree ambient: Apricot 1l ℮

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