Pista (Flakes)

Q1. Where are dry fruit flakes used?

Flakes are used in cereals, bakery toppings, desserts and health food products.

Q2. Are flakes thin and uniform?

Yes, flakes are processed to maintain uniform thickness and clean appearance.

Q3. Are flakes suitable for industrial use?

Yes, they are supplied in bulk for food manufacturing.

Q4. Where are sliced dry fruits commonly used?

Sliced dry fruits are used in cakes, pastries, cookies, croissants, Indian sweets and dessert garnishing.

Q5. Are sliced dry fruits cut thin and evenly?

Yes, slicing is done to maintain thin, clean and uniform cuts for professional bakery applications.

Q6. Are sliced dry fruits suitable for commercial bakeries?

Yes, they are hygienically processed and supplied in bulk for consistent bakery production.

Q 7. What quality standards does VKC follow?

VKC is ISO/FSSC 22000 certified and follows strict HACCP food safety standards. The company operates its own advanced micro-laboratory to ensure every product meets the highest quality benchmarks and is completely free from contamination or foreign particles.

Q 8. How should VKC products be stored, and what is their shelf life?

VKC products are packed in vacuum-sealed bags that keep them clean, hygienic, and fresh. These packs range from 1 kg to 10 kg, catering to the specific requirements of different clients. When stored correctly, the products retain their quality for 6–12 months. VKC recommends storing them in a cool, dry place at 6°C to 8°C to maintain optimal taste and freshness.

Q 9. Where do you supply from, and what is your production capacity?

VKC operates seven factories across India, with a combined processing capacity of up to 350 tonnes per day, ensuring a consistent and reliable supply nationwide.

Q10. Why are pistachios used in premium products?

Pistachios enhance flavour, colour and visual appeal.

Q11. Are pistachios available for high-volume usage?

Yes, bulk supply supports institutional requirements.

Q12. Is batch consistency maintained?

Yes, pistachios are selected for uniformity and stability.