Premium Dried Cranberry Slices

Every batch of our Premium Dried Cranberry Slices undergoes rigorous quality checks in compliance with FSSAI regulations. We maintain detailed batch records, implement HACCP principles, and conduct regular laboratory testing for moisture content, microbial safety, and nutritional accuracy. Our manufacturing facility follows GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) to ensure the highest standards of hygiene and quality control.

For optimal health benefits, nutritionists recommend consuming 20-40 grams (about 2-4 tablespoons) of dried cranberries daily as part of a balanced diet. The slicing process increases surface area, potentially enhancing nutrient absorption. Since they're naturally sweet without added sugar, they're an excellent alternative to candy and sugary snacks.

Nutritional values are certified by FSSAI-approved laboratories and comply with Food Safety and Standards (Labeling and Display) Regulations, 2020. The natural sugar content comes entirely from the fruit's natural fructose and glucose. Low-temperature drying preserves more Vitamin C compared to conventional high-heat drying methods. Actual values may vary slightly between batches due to natural variations in raw materials. Individuals with diabetes should consult their healthcare provider regarding appropriate portion sizes.

Allergens: Processed in a facility that also handles tree nuts, peanuts, sesame, and gluten-containing products. Diabetics: Contains natural fruit sugars; monitor blood glucose levels and consult your doctor. Drug Interactions: May interact with blood-thinning medications (warfarin) due to Vitamin K content. Dental Health: Like all dried fruits, may stick to teeth; rinse mouth after consumption. Choking Hazard: For children under 4, supervise consumption and consider chopping into smaller pieces. Oxalate Content: Contains natural oxalates; individuals with kidney stones should consume in moderation.

To ensure proper investigation and continuous quality improvement, we require clear documentation for quality concerns: 1) Photos of unopened package with shipping label visible, 2) Photos of opened package showing all contents, 3) Close-up photos of specific quality issues. This helps us identify patterns and prevent recurrence.