From China to Vietnam — Richfield’s Dual Factory Advantage in a Tight Berry Market

When global raspberry prices spike, the ability to produce and deliver consistently becomes the defining factor for suppliers. Richfield Food’s dual production system — in China and Vietnam — gives it an unmatched edge in capacity, logistics, and flexibility.

China remains the core hub for premium raspberry, strawberry, and apple freeze-drying. Meanwhile, the Vietnam factory excels in tropical FD fruits and IQF products, offering mango, pineapple, and banana to global buyers. This cross-regional setup helps balance seasonal variations and diversify product offerings.

Both facilities are equipped with Toyo Giken freeze-drying lines, totaling 18 production systems that can process thousands of kilograms of fruit per batch — ensuring efficiency and scalability.

 

 FD Fruit Export Capacity Comparison (2024)

Region

Main FD Products

Annual Capacity (Metric Tons)

Specialty

Export Focus

China (Richfield HQ) Raspberry, Strawberry, Apple 4,500 High-end FD berries North America, Europe
Vietnam (Richfield) Mango, Pineapple, Banana 3,200 Tropical & IQF Southeast Asia, Middle East
Other FD Producers (Avg.) Mixed 1,500–2,000 Limited range Domestic markets

Data: Richfield internal estimate, Vietnam Export Statistics 2024.

 

 


 

The dual-factory model doesn’t just increase production — it reduces risk and lowers costs, resulting in more stable prices for customers even when the global market is volatile.

Richfield’s investment in both advanced technology and location strategy ensures that every batch of FD raspberries or tropical fruits maintains consistent quality, perfect crispness, and reliable availability — no matter the global climate.

freeze-dried-raspberries


Post time: Oct-21-2025