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Tapi Fruit Processing Ltd. operates as a manufacturer and exporter within the food processing industry, focusing on fruit-based products. The company's diverse product portfolio includes fruit jellies, fruit jams, fruit crushes, tomato ketchup, various types of gummies (including nutraceutical gummies), fruit leather, candied fruits, fruit bars, and other confectionery items. It serves a wide target market, with a comprehensive distribution network across all 28 states in India and exports to more than 20 countries worldwide. While certain products like candied fruit and fruit jellies are aimed at children and youth, other offerings cater to a broader consumer base. Tapi Fruit Processing Ltd. maintains high hygiene and quality standards, evidenced by its ISO 22000:2018 and USFDA registrations, and has integrated renewable solar energy into its processing operations since 2007. The company also engages in private labeling and contract manufacturing for its nutraceutical product range.
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