Product fit
Jam, sauce, puree, pulp, juice, fruit pieces and blended products depending on particle tolerance.
Can and jar filling for fruit products should be selected from product viscosity, particles, headspace, heat treatment and shelf-life target.



This route fits fruit jam, sauce, puree, pulp, juice, canned fruit product and prepared ingredient applications.
Jam, sauce, puree, pulp, juice, fruit pieces and blended products depending on particle tolerance.
May use hot-fill, pasteurization, tunnel pasteurization, retort or other validated route.
Needs container handling, filling, sealing or capping, thermal treatment, cooling, labeling and packing.
| Checklist Item | Reference Only Planning Question | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | Viscosity, particles, fruit pieces, pH and fill weight. | Viscosity, pulp and particles decide filling valve, pump and heat-treatment route. |
| Shelf life | Ambient or chilled shelf-life depending on product, heat treatment and container. | Shelf life target decides aseptic, hot-fill, pasteurized, chilled or retort route. |
| Container | Glass jar, metal can, lid or cap type, volume and seaming or capping method. | Package material and size affect conveyor, filler, capper, sterilization and labeling. |
| Filling temperature | Filling and post-fill thermal treatment temperature. | Temperature affects product stability, container deformation and cooling demand. |
| Cleaning | Define manual cleaning, CIP or SIP expectation. | Sanitary design changes filler cost, downtime and operating risk. |
Filler selection depends on product body, pieces and filling accuracy.
Tunnel pasteurizer, retort or hot-fill route may be required.
Labeling and secondary packing should match container speed.
It is better to select packaging early because it changes heat treatment, filling temperature, sterile transfer, cooling and line layout.
No. It is a reference-only packaging route page for RFQ preparation. Final equipment scope depends on product, container and shelf-life requirements.
Send product type, viscosity, pulp or particle level, container type, volume, cap or spout format, shelf-life target, filling temperature and required automation level.
It can be designed for multiple formats, but each additional package adds filling, conveying, cleaning, control and changeover complexity.
Share raw material, finished product, hourly capacity, Brix, viscosity, packaging, utilities, factory layout, automation requirement and timeline. Values can be preliminary references for early engineering review.