With lunch
Before leaving, put the packs you need into an insulated bag with ice packs. Keep them frozen in transit and place them in a freezer on arrival until ready to use.
The outer pouch and individual packs from the twelve 30 g pack set.
FROZEN BLUEBERRIES / 12 PACKS
Canadian Frozen Blueberries · 12 Packs
30g × 12 packs · 360g total
Twelve 30g sachets of frozen Canadian blueberries, 360g in total. Take the packs you need with ice packs when preparing lunch or a picnic.
In development · Launch dates and stockists will be announced when available.
Use & storage guideProduct information
- Ingredient origin
- Canada
- Product form
- Frozen blueberries · individual portions
- Contents
- Twelve individual 30g packs
- Total net weight
- 360 g
- Storage
- Keep both outer pouch and individual packs frozen
- Pack structure
- Resealable zippers on outer pouch and 30g packs
THE BLUEBERRY STORY
Small portions,
ready to take along.
For packed lunches and picnics, take only the small sachets you need and keep them with ice packs.
- One pack
- 30g individual portion
- One set
- 12 packs · 360g total
- Reseal
- Zippers on outer and individual packs
WAYS TO ENJOY
For wherever you are heading.
Packing for a picnic
Choose the number of packs for your group and the amount you need. Place the small packs directly in an insulated bag, with suitable cooling to keep them frozen during the journey.
Easy at home, too
Each pack holds 30g. Add it to a bowl of yogurt or use the amount you need. If any remains, close the zipper fully and follow the product's storage instructions.
Prepare frozen products according to the final pack's washing and cooking instructions.
AFTER OPENING
Pack, and keep frozen in transit.
Choose your packs
Take only the number you need, close the outer pouch and keep the remaining packs frozen.
Prepare your insulated bag
Use ice packs and an insulated bag under conditions that keep the product frozen during the journey.
Store on arrival
Keep in a freezer until needed. Closing the zipper does not keep the product cold.
PRODUCT DETAILS
More information
Detailed storage guidance
Store frozen at −18°C or below. Use ice packs and an insulated bag to keep the product frozen while travelling, and keep it frozen on arrival until use. Closing the zipper does not replace frozen storage. If thawing is needed, thaw in the refrigerator and follow the label's washing and cooking instructions.
How many sachets are in one pouch?
There are twelve 30g sachets, for a total net weight of 360g.
How should I pack them for an outing?
Take the sachets out just before leaving and place them in an insulated bag with fully frozen ice packs. Put them in a freezer on arrival. Cooling time depends on the bag and the weather.
Do the small sachets need to stay frozen too?
Yes. Both the outer pouch and sachets need storage at −18°C or below. Resealing does not make the product suitable for room-temperature storage.
Can I reseal the pouch?
Yes. Press the zipper closed from one end to the other. Clear any fruit or crumbs caught in the seal first.
Ingredients, nutrition & launch information
Final ingredients, nutrition, shelf life, storage, preparation and delivery details will be provided with the product at launch.
Packaging and the environment
We are developing packaging that uses recycled materials wherever food safety allows and can be recycled after use. Product-specific materials, recycled content and disposal guidance will be shared with the final specifications. Read about sustainability