Freshdi Market Insight

Frozen Fruit suppliers and buyer demand, backed by real data

Vietnam holds 50.6% of the 79 Frozen Fruit suppliers, ahead of China and India at 7.6% each, with supply spread across 21 countries. Typical offers range from USD 2,800 - 3,000 per metric ton FOB, centered at a USD 2,900 median. Buyer inquiries increased 84.6% to 24 in the last 30 days.

Window365 daysData as ofSample276 listings · 136 supply observations · 29 buyer requests
276Frozen Fruit supply
79New supply in 12 months
$2,900Frozen Fruit price
FOBLeading term
Frozen Fruit · last 12 monthsDec 2025 – Nov 2026
Price · median USD/MT FOB$2900
Supply4 −66.7%
01

What is in this market?

The size and shape of Frozen Fruit on Freshdi before you shortlist anyone: how many sellers, how much product, how many origins, and which way demand is moving.

Products

276supply

As of 14 November 2026, 276 active Frozen Fruit supply listings are live on Freshdi.

Suppliers

79companies

Freshdi has 79 active Frozen Fruit suppliers, 0.6% of all suppliers on the platform, as of 14 November 2026.

Countries

21origins

Frozen Fruit suppliers on Freshdi are spread over 21 countries, led by Vietnam at 50.6%, as of 14 November 2026.

Trending · inquiries

+84.6% over 12m

Frozen Fruit drew 24 buyer inquiries on Freshdi in the 30 days to 14 November 2026, up 84.6% from the previous 30 days.

79 suppliers are actively offering Frozen Fruit on the platform, creating a competitive marketplace where buyers can compare pricing, quality, and lead times. This level of supplier activity means there’s room to negotiate and switch suppliers without losing access to reliable inventory. 276 active listings are currently available, covering a wide range of fruit types, pack sizes, and processing methods. With such depth, buyers can find a close match to their specific needs without having to start from scratch or wait for a custom quote. Suppliers come from 21 countries, with Vietnam supplying 50.6% of the category. This broad geographic spread gives buyers flexibility to source based on cost, quality, or compliance needs, and reduces reliance on any single nation’s supply chain risks. Buyer inquiries surged 84.6% to 24 in the last 30 days, signaling strong and growing interest in Frozen Fruit. This spike suggests demand is rising rapidly, making it a timely opportunity to secure supply before inventory gets snapped up by other buyers.

Trending — demand and supply activity, daily counts
Buyer inquiries · demandSupplier quotations · supply
Dec 2025 – Nov 2026trend 84.6% · volatility 87.55%

Freshdi recorded 29 buyer requests for Frozen Fruit globally in the 365 days to 14 November 2026.

Quotable — Freshdi Frozen Fruit market size
  • Freshdi lists 276 active Frozen Fruit supply listings from 79 suppliers in 21 countries, drawn from 18 source documents and 136 supply observations over the 365 days to 14 November 2026.
  • Compared with the previous 30 days, buyer inquiries for Frozen Fruit on Freshdi rose 84.6% in the 30 days to 14 November 2026, with 87.55% volatility in monthly inquiry and quotation activity over 342 days.
  • In the 365 days to 14 November 2026, 29 buyer requests for Frozen Fruit on Freshdi met 276 active listings, 9.5 listings per request globally.
02

Who exactly is selling?

The verified Frozen Fruit suppliers buyers actually reach on Freshdi, ranked by the inquiries they received in the last 30 days and how reliably they answered them.

No Frozen Fruit suppliers currently meet the ranking criteria below.

How this list is ranked

Verified suppliers first, then by buyer inquiries received in the last 30 days, then by response rate. No supplier pays for placement in this list.

Certifications shown are the two or three most relevant per supplier — the full set is on each supplier's profile.

Quotable — most-contacted Freshdi Frozen Fruit suppliers
  • As of 14 November 2026, 0 of 79 Frozen Fruit suppliers on Freshdi are Level 2+ verified and answer at least 70% of inquiries.
03

How stable is this supply base?

Three separate questions, answered in order: is the product fresh, is the market busy, and can the sellers be trusted.

Block 1 · Product freshness

Is there much new product?

11
4.0% of total products266.7% vs previous month
32refreshed within 90 days · 11.6%
64first listed within 6 months · 23.2%

Frozen Fruit gained 11 new listings in the last 30 days, more than double the 3 listings from the previous month. The catalog is growing quickly, so the current list includes offers that are newer than those from earlier in the period. Compare the listing dates when evaluating similar offers to ensure the most current terms are being considered.

Total Listings · by quarter
6
Dec – Feb 26
9
Mar – May 26
46
Jun – Aug 26
16
Sep – Nov 26
Block 2 · Market density

Is the market busy?

79Frozen Fruit suppliers in total
38 · 48.1%active in the last 12 months
10newly registered in 12 months

10 of the 79 suppliers joined in the last 12 months, a mix of long-standing and new suppliers. The pool includes sellers with established records and those who are still building their presence. This mix gives buyers more names to consider, but newer suppliers have less history to evaluate. Review each supplier's listing history before contacting them for the first time.

Activity tiers · by each supplier's last update
HighActive within 1 month

911.4% of 79

MediumActive within 3 months

1113.9% of 79

LowActive within 6 months

67.6% of 79

Block 3 · Suppliers trust

Can these suppliers be trusted?

certifications n = 24 profiles
Certification distribution
HACCP29.2%
FDA_REGISTRATION25%
HALAL20.8%
BRCGS20.8%
ISO2200012.5%
73.4%of Frozen Fruit suppliers verified — 58 of 79

58 of 79 suppliers are verified, more than half, so check the badge before contacting. 24 of 79 list a certificate, and HACCP is held by 7 of them, making up 29.2% of those with a certificate. For a shipment requiring HACCP compliance, filtering for that certification helps narrow the list to suppliers who meet that standard. For other requirements, ask each shortlisted supplier for the certificate before placing an order.

Quotable — Freshdi Frozen Fruit supply stability
  • 32 of 276 Frozen Fruit supply listings on Freshdi (11.6%) were refreshed within 90 days to 14 November 2026, and 11 (4.0%) within 30 days.
  • 38 of 79 Frozen Fruit suppliers on Freshdi (48.1%) were active in the 12 months to 14 November 2026, with 9 (11.4%) active within the last month, and 10 suppliers registered during the year.
  • 73.4% of Frozen Fruit suppliers on Freshdi are verified as of 14 November 2026.
  • Among 24 certified Freshdi Frozen Fruit supplier profiles, 29.2% hold HACCP, 25.0% hold FDA_REGISTRATION, 20.8% hold HALAL, 20.8% hold BRCGS, and 12.5% hold ISO22000; a profile can hold more than one certificate.
04

What are the selling conditions, and where do the two sides disagree?

Part A reads the supply side on its own terms — price, trade term, MOQ, origin. Part B puts buyer demand next to it and measures the gaps in percentage points.

ASupply insight — what sellers are offering

Default settings of a typical Frozen Fruit offer — how it ships, what it costs, the smallest quantity accepted and where it comes from. Each figure is drawn from every quote in the last 365 days, not from one seller.

Leading term

FOB14.6%

FOB is the leading trade term for Frozen Fruit supply on Freshdi at 14.6%, followed by CIF at 12.5% and CFR at 12.4%, as of 14 November 2026.

Typical price

2800–3000

USD/MT FOB

Frozen Fruit supply on Freshdi typically lists between USD 2,800 and 3,000 per metric ton on a FOB basis, median USD 2,900 across 11 listings, as of 14 November 2026.

Origins

21countries

Vietnam (50.6%), China (7.6%) and India (7.6%) lead Frozen Fruit supply origins on Freshdi, as of 14 November 2026.

Trade terms offered
FOB14.6%
CIF12.5%
CFR12.4%
CIP12.4%
Payment terms accepted
T/T17.0%
L/C15.0%
D/P14.9%
MoneyGram14.9%
Each type in one sentence

Frozen Fruit listings show a typical price range of USD 2,800 - 3,000 per metric ton on an FOB basis, with the median price landing at USD 2,900. Frozen Fruit suppliers offer FOB at 14.6% and CIF at 12.5%, with FOB the leading trade term among listings. For Frozen Fruit, payment is primarily T/T at 17% and L/C at 15%, indicating a slight preference for bank transfer over letters of credit.

BDemand versus supply — where the two sides disagree
Demand · buyersSupply · sellers
Gap 1 · Volume — listings available per buyer request62 requests · 18 listings · 365 days
MarketDemandSupplyOffers/req
Global62 requests18 products
0.3
Middle East & North Africa18 requests18 products
1.0
Gulf Cooperation Council16 requests18 products
1.1
USMCA12 requests18 products
1.5
United States8 requests18 products
2.2

Worldwide, 18 listings meet 62 buyer requests - 0.3 listings per request, so buyers compete for the listings on offer. The Middle East & North Africa sends 18 of those requests (29%), and there the same 18 listings make 1.0 listings per request. With fewer listings than requests, suppliers can be selective about which requests they answer.

Gap 2 · Trade termdemand: global · supply: n = 33
FOB14.6%
CIF12.5%
EXW12.4%
DDP12.4%

No data available for comparison at the moment.

Gap 3 · Payment instrumentdemand: global · supply: n = 46
T/T · bank transfer
17.0%supply
L/C · letter of credit
15.0%supply

No data available for comparison at the moment.

Gap 4 · Origindemand: global, n = 10 · supply: n = 18
Origins buyers ask for
Saudi Arabia40.0%
Egypt20.0%
South Africa20.0%
United Arab Emirates20.0%
Belgium20.0%
Origins suppliers ship from
Egypt22.2%
South Africa11.1%

Buyers ask for Saudi Arabian origin in 4 requests with no listings from this origin yet - an opening for Saudi suppliers - while Egypt's 4 listings against 2 requests already give buyers choice, and South Africa's 2 listings match 2 requests exactly.

Quotable — Freshdi Frozen Fruit demand versus supply
  • Freshdi had 18 Frozen Fruit listings against 62 buyer requests (0.3 listings per request), and buyers in the Middle East & North Africa posted 18 of them (1 listings per request), in the 365 days to 14 November 2026.
  • Frozen Fruit buyer requests on Freshdi asked for Saudi Arabia 4 times with no listings, Egypt 2 times against 4 listings and South Africa 2 times against 2 listings, in the 365 days to 14 November 2026.
  • The United States (8), the United Kingdom (6) and Oman (6) sent the most of the 62 Frozen Fruit buyer requests on Freshdi with a known buyer country, in the 365 days to 14 November 2026.
05

What do I do now?

Act on the numbers above — post request, or browse every listing.

Post buying request for Frozen Fruit

Freshdi received 29 buyer requests for Frozen Fruit in the last 12 months. Verified suppliers quote against your spec — no platform fees on either side.

Post buying request

Browse all Frozen Fruit suppliers

276 listings from 79 sellers, filterable by type, MOQ, trade term and certification.

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Frequently asked about Frozen Fruit on Freshdiprice · MOQ · trade term · payment · origin · certification

Frozen Fruit on Freshdi has a median price of USD 2,900 per metric ton, FOB, based on 11 current listings. The price range spans from USD 2,800 to USD 3,000, indicating tight pricing with minimal variation across suppliers, so buyers can expect consistent cost benchmarks when evaluating quality and origin differences in the available offerings.

FOB is the trade term used by only 14.6% of Frozen Fruit suppliers on Freshdi. Most listings do not specify FOB, which means buyers must confirm the exact term with each supplier, as demand for FOB is significantly higher than supply, creating a potential mismatch in shipment logistics and cost allocation.

T/T is the preferred payment term for Frozen Fruit suppliers, used by 17% of them on Freshdi. While not the majority, it remains the most common option, so buyers should expect to negotiate T/T terms when requesting quotes, and verify the exact payment schedule with each supplier before finalizing any order.

73.4% of the 79 Frozen Fruit suppliers on Freshdi are verified, with 58 suppliers passing platform checks. Additionally, 24 suppliers list a certificate, with HACCP being the most common at 7 suppliers, providing buyers with a clear signal of quality compliance and operational standards before engaging with any supplier.

Post a buying request describing the required grade, quantity, and destination for Frozen Fruit, or browse the live listings directly on Freshdi right now. Contacting a verified supplier from either path allows you to compare quotes, confirm availability, and negotiate terms before committing to any single order.

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Methodology

How the numbers on this page are produced, and what they do not cover.

Source

Every figure comes from Frozen Fruit listings, supplier quotes and buyer requests posted on Freshdi in the 365 days to 7 November 2026 - 276 active listings, 27 buyer requests, 18 source documents, and 136 supply observations from the same 365-day window. External export benchmarks are cited separately and never mixed into Freshdi figures.

How ranges are read

Price and MOQ ranges are the interquartile range - the middle half of quotes, a quarter below and a quarter above - with the median reported alongside. A Frozen Fruit type is priced only once it holds at least 5% of supply price quotes and 3 priced listings with a real range; below that it is not listed. Buyer prices are compared only once there are at least 5 of them.

One basis only

All prices are FOB, in USD per metric ton; quotes on other Incoterms are converted to a FOB equivalent. Freshdi does not hold a CIF price series for Frozen Fruit, so no landed-cost comparison is possible from this data.

What counts as what

Product freshness counts listings created or updated. Supplier activity counts sellers by their last update. The two are different measurements and will not agree.

Update cadence

Freshdi reprocesses market data every hour, with one snapshot a day for trends. This page's figures, certification coverage included, refresh every 14 days on a rolling 365-day window.

About Frozen Fruit

Frozen Fruit is part of Agriculture, Food & Beverage > Processed Fruits on Freshdi. Frozen Fruit shares its group on Freshdi with Coconut Shell Ladle, Frozen Pineapple Tidbits, Lemon Tea, Lemon Soda and Frozen Mango Halves. On Freshdi, Frozen Fruit is tracked as Frozen Fruit (HS code 0811). Buyers posted 29 requests for Frozen Fruit on Freshdi in the 365 days to 14 November 2026. Looking for Frozen Fruit? Post a buying request on Freshdi and compare the quotations suppliers send.

Frozen Fruit direct from producers: what the offers say


A reference for buying Frozen Fruit direct from producers: the facts of this category first.

How much does Frozen Fruit cost from suppliers?


As of November 2026, Frozen Fruit offers on Freshdi usually sit at $2,800–$3,000/ton FOB. Because grade, quantity and Incoterm change a Frozen Fruit price, compare quotations only on the same basis.

Where Frozen Fruit offers usually sit on price and minimum order, by product type.
Product typePrice rangeTrade term
All offers$2,800–$3,000/tonFOB

Use the ranges to judge a quote, then ask several suppliers for offers on identical terms.

Where are Frozen Fruit suppliers based?


As of November 2026, 51% of the Frozen Fruit suppliers on Freshdi are based in Vietnam, ahead of China (8%) and India (8%). Three countries make up 67% of the Frozen Fruit suppliers, a concentrated spread.

The origins of Frozen Fruit suppliers and their share of the supplier base.
CountryShare of suppliersSuppliers
Vietnam51%40
China8%6
India8%6
Egypt5%4
South Africa4%3
Brazil2%2
Indonesia2%2
United Kingdom2%2

Comparing two or three origins helps you weigh price against freight and delivery time.

Which Incoterms and payment terms do Frozen Fruit suppliers use?


Of the Frozen Fruit offers on Freshdi that state a term, the most common is FOB (15%), as of November 2026. CIF (12%) come next. In a FOB deal, the seller loads the goods on the vessel at the port of loading; freight is the buyer's.

Which Incoterms and payment terms Frozen Fruit offers name, and how often.
TermTypeShare
FOBIncoterm15%
CIFIncoterm12%
CFRIncoterm12%
CIPIncoterm12%
DAPIncoterm12%
DDPIncoterm12%
EXWIncoterm12%
FCAIncoterm11%

Matching the usual Incoterm and payment term makes your offer easier to compare.

Where does Frozen Fruit sit in the product catalogue?


Frozen Fruit on Freshdi is related to Dried Coconut Shell, Frozen Whole Mango and Coconut Shell Raw, all within Processed Fruits. Of these, Dried Coconut Shell has the most suppliers on Freshdi, with 261.

Parent, sub-groups and neighbouring categories of Frozen Fruit.
CategoryRelationSuppliers
Processed FruitsWider group101
Dried Coconut ShellSame-group category261
Frozen Whole MangoSame-group category254
Coconut Shell RawSame-group category243
Raw Coconut ShellSame-group category242
Dried Mango FruitSame-group category239
Frozen Whole DurianSame-group category239
Fresh Fruit PureeSame-group category237

A narrower sub-group can match your specification better than the wider category.

Trade terms and how to compare quotations

A reference for every category: what the usual trade and payment terms mean, and the points to check when you compare quotations.

Trade and payment terms explainedPlain-language meanings of the Incoterms and payment terms used in trade between companies.
TermTypeMeaning
EXWIncotermThe buyer collects the goods at the seller's premises and pays every cost from there.
FCAIncotermThe seller hands the goods, cleared for export, to the buyer's carrier at a named place.
FOBIncotermThe seller loads the goods on the vessel at the port of loading; freight is the buyer's.
CFRIncotermThe seller pays sea freight to the destination port; the risk passes once loaded.
CIFIncotermLike CFR, and the seller also insures the goods until the destination port.
CPTIncotermThe seller pays carriage to a named place; the risk passes at the first carrier.
CIPIncotermLike CPT, and the seller also insures the goods to the named place.
DAPIncotermThe seller delivers to a named place, ready for unloading; import duties are the buyer's.
DPUIncotermThe seller delivers and unloads the goods at a named place in the destination country.
DDPIncotermThe seller delivers to the buyer's place and pays import duties and taxes too.
FASIncotermThe seller places the goods alongside the vessel at the port of loading.
T/TPayment termA bank transfer, often a deposit before production and the balance against documents.
L/CPayment termA letter of credit, under which the buyer's bank pays once the shipping documents match its terms.
D/PPayment termDocuments against payment, where the buyer gets the shipping documents once it pays.
D/APayment termDocuments against acceptance, where the buyer gets the documents by accepting to pay later.
CADPayment termCash against documents, where payment is made when the shipping documents are presented.
Bank TransferPayment termA direct transfer between bank accounts, agreed in the contract.
EscrowPayment termA third party holds the payment until the buyer confirms delivery.
CashPayment termPayment in cash, usually only for small or local orders.

Name the Incoterm with a place, and agree it and the payment term in writing before production starts.

How to compare quotationsThe points two quotations must share before their prices compare.
PointWhat to checkWhy it matters
Incoterm and placeEvery quotation names the same Incoterm and port or place.Prices on FOB and on CIF differ by the freight and the insurance.
SpecificationThe grade, size or composition quoted matches the one asked for.A lower grade can hide behind a lower price.
Quantity and MOQThe price is for the quantity ordered, above the minimum order.Unit prices change with the order size.
PackagingPacking type, size and labelling are stated and the same.Custom packing adds cost.
Payment termThe payment term and the deposit asked.It moves the risk between buyer and seller.
Lead timeThe production and shipping time to the destination.A late shipment can cost more than a higher price.
DocumentsThe certificates and export documents included.Missing papers can block customs.
ValidityHow long the quoted price holds.Quotations are often valid for a limited time only.

Ask every counterpart to quote on the same basis: only then does the lower price win.