Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about our products, processes and supply.
FAQs
Everything you need to know.
What is dehydrated vegetable?
Dehydrated vegetables are fresh vegetables that have had their moisture removed through controlled hot-air drying. The process preserves natural colour, flavour, and nutrients while significantly extending shelf life, making them ideal for industrial food applications.
What formats do you supply your dehydrated vegetables in?
We supply our products in multiple formats including flakes, chopped, minced, granules, powder, kibbled and custom cuts. Specific formats vary by product — please refer to each product page for the available range.
What is the typical shelf life of your products?
All of our dehydrated vegetables carry a typical shelf life of 12 months when stored in a cool, dry, closed warehouse environment in their original sealed packaging.
Which certifications do you hold?
VegAlliance is certified to ISO, FSSAI, APEDA, Spice Board, KOSHER and HALAL standards. This ensures full compliance for global food manufacturers, exporters and retail brands.
Do you supply in bulk for export markets?
Yes. We routinely export to the USA, Germany, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam, United Kingdom, Canada, Singapore, and more. We provide all required export documentation, certificates of analysis and export-grade packaging.
What is your minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
MOQs vary by product and packaging format. We work with both large-volume manufacturers and growing brands — please contact our team with your requirement and we will share a tailored offer.
Can you customise packaging and labelling?
Yes. We offer private label, custom packaging, custom mesh specifications and bespoke cut sizes. Our team will work with you to match your brand and operational requirements.
How can I request a sample or quote?
Use the 'Request a Free Sample' or 'Get Price Quote' button on any product page, or send us your detailed requirement through the Contact page. Our team will respond within one business day.