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AG FEEDING

Poland

3.6

Paczewo 13 83-340 Paczewo - Poland

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Business Description

We have established AG Feeding with an intention to provide highest-quality food fibres. We apply exclusively natural materials to produce them. In a mechanical process we produce fruit and vegetable fibres and powders. We offer apple fibre, which can successfully replace thickeners in production of jams, ketchup and tomato sauce. We offer aronia fibre used as a dye for marmalades, wines, sauces and creams.

In our offer you will also find:

cocoa fibre
chicory fibre
oat fibre
blackcurrant fibre
buckwheat fibre

We offer a broad range of freeze-dried fruit. With us, you can order raspberries, aronia, apples, blackberries, strawberries, black or red currants. We also work for confectionery and ice-cream industry, providing candied fruit, an excellent addition to ice cream or cakes. Our offer includes:

candied aronia
candied plums
candied black currants
candied gooseberries
candied cranberries
candied red currants
candied cherries

We use fresh vegetables and fruit to produce delicious and healthy juices and concentrates. Our offer also includes bio products made of fruit and vegetables from organic farms. We welcome everybody to check our offer and cooperate with us!

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Most textile and natural fiber suppliers are based in countries with large agricultural or manufacturing bases, like India or China, where raw materials are abundant and production is cost-effective. AG FEEDING, based in Poland, offers a different advantage — access to Europe’s strong regulatory environment and logistics network, which is ideal for buyers needing compliance with EU food safety or environmental standards. The company’s core products, like meslin flour and coir fibers, are niche materials often used in eco-friendly packaging or sustainable textiles, which can appeal to buyers focused on green supply chains. However, the lack of verified phone, account email, and business documents raises concerns about legitimacy and responsiveness — a common issue with smaller or newer suppliers. Without verified contact or financial details, buyers may hesitate to place large orders or share sensitive requirements. Being founded in 2010 suggests a stable presence, but the absence of revenue or verification signals a need for extra due diligence before engaging.