Frozen vegetable purée without added sugar*: Pumpkin

This purée is obtained by the strict selection and the blending of ripe vegetable varieties harvested.

This purée has been finely sieved and packaged in our Valence plant (France). Our production process guarantees an unvarying sugar content and acidity while maintaining as much as possible the organoleptic properties of fresh fruit.

This purée has no preservatives**, artificial colours** or flavours.

*Contains naturally occurring sugar

**In accordance with the regulations

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Physico chemical characteristics

Depending on methods and equipment used

Brix with the refractometer at 20°C

6° Brix +/- 2

pH with pHmeter at 20°C

5.60 - 6.30

Dry extract for information only (+/- 1,5%)

5.7%

Organoleptic characteristics

Packaging

Frozen Vegetable puree 100%: Pumpkin 1kg

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