Lemon Juice in Bulk: Frozen Juice vs Concentrate, Usage, Storage and Frozen Shipping

Quick Answer

Frozen juice is pressed fruit juice frozen right away and ready to use after thawing, so it tastes closest to fresh-squeezed. Concentrate has water removed and is diluted before use. Our frozen juice comes in 780 ml bottles in 8 flavors: lemon, kumquat, passion fruit, orange, grapefruit, sugarcane, watermelon and pink guava. It ships in a reefer container; keep it frozen on arrival and thaw in the fridge before use.

Frozen Juice vs Concentrate

	Frozen juice	Concentrate
Process	Pressed and frozen	Water removed, reconstituted for use
Flavor	Closest to fresh	Depends on processing
Storage	Frozen	Usually ambient or chilled
Shipping	Reefer container	Usually dry container

Tang Sugar Frozen Juice

Flavor	Pack	Best for
Lemon, kumquat	780 ml / bottle	Lemon tea, kumquat lemon, sparkling drinks
Passion fruit, orange, grapefruit	780 ml / bottle	Fruit tea, smoothies
Sugarcane, watermelon, pink guava	780 ml / bottle	Seasonal and specialty drinks

Usage and Storage

Thawing: thaw in the fridge; avoid refreezing.
Portions: set per-cup amounts by testing your menu. See lemon green tea, kumquat lemon and passion fruit green tea.
Consolidation: frozen goods need a reefer; ambient ingredients can ship separately.

How North American Buyers Search

The most common term in the US and Canada is lemon juice bulk (4 of 5 sources), then passion fruit juice bulk. “Frozen juice concentrate bulk” appeared in only 1 source.

How Tang Sugar Helps

Our frozen juice ships frozen on request and can be quoted with fruit syrups and tea. Contact us.

Note: this is general purchasing guidance. Specs, shelf life and labeling follow the spec sheet of the product shipped. Check the latest FDA or CFIA requirements before exporting to North America.