
Soft-dried guava. The grain in the bite is the point.
Vietnamese guava dried until the slice bends instead of snapping, sweet-tart with the aroma the fruit is known for. It keeps the slight graininess real guava carries — the texture a shopper recognises before reading the pack. Nothing is added: no sugar, no preservatives, no artificial flavour.
No obligation. Reply within 2–4 business hours.What is in the bag, and what is not.
Guava carries a slight graininess, and this line is built around leaving it there. That one property decides who the fruit suits and who it does not.
Sweet-tart, aromatic, slightly grainy
The taste runs sweet against tart with the aromatic note guava is known for, and the bite carries a slight graininess. That grain is a property of the fruit rather than a fault in the drying, and it is the single detail a guava buyer checks first.
Nothing added on the way through
No sugar, no preservatives, no artificial flavour. Everything the finished slice tastes of came out of the fruit, so the ingredient declaration on your pack comes down to one word.
Not a smooth piece
If your recipe needs a uniform, silky chew, take mango or sapodilla instead — this is the wrong fruit, and no amount of processing will change that. Guava belongs where the grain is wanted.
Two flesh colours, one line.
Both come off the same line and answer the same specification sheet. We are not publishing a taste difference between them, because we do not have one to publish — ask for both in the sample box and choose against your own recipe. Whichever one your pack needs is the one that goes on the quote.
Guava slices, as they come off the line.
The factory's own photographs: five of the dried slices, plated, close in and loose in the bowl.





Who buys guava, and what they do with it.
Health-food brands
Nothing is added, so the ingredient list on the pack stays at one word. Health-food brands are first on the factory's own list of buyers for this line.
Premium snack ranges
The flesh keeps its colour and the rind edge stays on the slice, so the pack does not need a dye to look like fruit.
Bakery and dessert work
Used as a topping on desserts and drinks, or baked in, where the fruit has to stay identifiable after it meets heat and other ingredients.
Specialty importers
Importers building a health-conscious range and looking for a line that is both visually distinctive and clean on the declaration.
The numbers come with the quote, either flesh colour.
Slice thickness, moisture and pack format move with the packaging design and the destination market, and the flesh colour is named on the sheet like any other field. One published set of figures would be the wrong set for most of the buyers reading this page, so these are the fields your quote fills in.
- Cut & piece size
- On your quote
- Flesh colour
- On your quote
- Sugar level
- On your quote
- Ingredient declaration
- On your quote
- Moisture
- On your quote
- Shelf life
- On your quote
- Packaging format
- On your quote
- Net weight per carton
- On your quote
- MOQ
- On your quote
- Lead time
- On your quote
- Incoterms
- On your quote
- HS code
- On your quote
Get the soft-dried guava line priced.
Send the flesh colour, the pack format and the volume you need. A price comes back within 2–4 business hours with the spec sheet completed alongside it. Samples go out before any bulk order, and both flesh colours can travel in the same box.


