Banana is the densest piece in the range and the lowest in acidity, which is why it is usually treated as an ingredient rather than a finished dessert. Bars blend it as the body of a shake and build flavour on top.
The mould is a curved banana with tapered tips, 75 g, 12 per carton, 1.40 kg gross. Unlike the peach, mango or lychee, this design has a single carton format — 285×215×120 mm square.
It does not oxidise like cut fruit, because it is a frozen molded product rather than fresh banana, so a blended preparation keeps its colour through service.
Specifications, documentation, MOQ and lead time are confirmed against the selected factory, packing and destination market.
A concise buyer-focused overview. Complete commercial parameters remain in the procurement specification below.
Banana molded ice cream, 75 g and 12 per carton — dense and low-acid, the shape most often used as a base rather than eaten on its own.
Packing and sourcing details for Banana Ice Cream are confirmed against the selected SKU and destination market.
Suitable for Breakfast and smoothie bars, Milkshake and blended drink menus, Family retail packs, Hotel breakfast buffets.
Use these values as the current reference framework. Final production specifications are confirmed in the quotation and approved sample.
Tell us the destination market, sales channel, packing format and required documents. We will check the selected Banana Ice Cream offer, supply source, document scope and available export files before quotation and order approval.
Connect the product specification, manufacturing site and document holder to the actual Banana Ice Cream offer.
Check the holder, site, product scope and validity of applicable food-safety, quality, religious or market documents.
Confirm the product specification, ingredient and allergen data, label information, and any required test or COA scope.
Review available label data and shipment documents against the buyer and destination-market checklist.
Recipe, ingredient and allergen statements and export documents are confirmed against the approved formulation and destination market.
Confirm the destination, product specification and required document list.
Approve the factory, certificate scope, label information and retained sample.
Confirm the batch or stock files, available test reports and agreed export documents.
Send your destination country, sales channel and required document list. We will confirm what is available for the selected product and supply source.
Compare the standard supply route with a private-label program, then confirm the pack format, quantity, artwork requirements and approval steps before production.
One carton format only. Mixed loads are planned against the dimensions of the designs selected.
Carton artwork and labels can be adapted. Recipe changes follow the approved formulation.
Define the pack size, material, sales channel and destination.
Confirm available formats, printing minimums, cost basis and lead time.
Check supplied artwork and product data before the buyer gives final approval.
Approve the agreed physical sample or digital proof before bulk production.
Send your destination market, required pack size, estimated quantity and artwork status. We will confirm the suitable packaging route and the next approval step.
Share the selected product, packing, quantity, destination and preferred Incoterm. We will review a practical freight route, quotation basis, shipping documents and each party's responsibilities before order confirmation.
For product samples, reference packs and documents. Courier availability, chargeable weight and estimated transit time are confirmed against the full delivery address.
Compare speed, shipment volume, handling conditions and destination charges for urgent or less-than-container orders. Mixed-loading suitability is reviewed by product.
For planned commercial volumes. Container type, carton or pallet loading, origin and destination ports, carrier schedule and freight basis are confirmed before booking.
-18°C or below
Origin point, destination, courier, air, LCL or FCL recommendation.
Cartons, gross weight, volume, pallets or container-loading assumptions.
Production readiness, estimated departure, indicative transit and quotation validity.
Commercial invoice, packing list and agreed transport or origin documents.
Responsibilities follow the confirmed Incoterm and signed quotation. Duties, taxes, customs clearance and destination charges are not included unless expressly stated.
Send the pack size, quantity and destination. We will confirm the information needed for a practical shipping estimate.
Start with the recommended sourcing route, then use the focused guides to compare suppliers, confirm product specifications and prepare the packing, sample and quotation requirements for your order.
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Answers are intentionally product-specific and avoid unverified factory, certification or packaging claims.
Banana is dense and low-acid, so it blends without separating and does not fight other ingredients. Bars use it as the body of a shake or smoothie and add fruit or syrup on top.
Yes, 285×215×120 mm square, 12 pieces, 1.40 kg gross. Unlike the peach or mango, there is no round or hexagonal option for this design.
100 cartons per design. A mixed order requires 100 cartons for every shape included.
18 months at -18°C or below, shipped in reefer containers.
No. The piece is a frozen molded product, not fresh fruit, so it does not oxidise the way a cut banana does.
