Passiflora sp
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Bring the unmistakable tropical identity of Brazilian passion fruit into modern food, beverage and nutrition formulations.
Maracuja Passion Fruit Powder 2:1 (spray dried) and Maracuja Passion Fruit Powder 4:1 (spray dried) provide international product developers with a practical dry-format ingredient derived from one of Brazil’s most recognizable tropical fruits.
Maracuja, internationally known as passion fruit, is associated with its distinctive tart-sweet character, vivid tropical positioning and broad compatibility with beverage and food concepts.
Prover Brasil for Export Ltda. supplies these passion fruit powder grades for international B2B buyers seeking Brazilian fruit ingredients for formulation, distribution and industrial applications.
Botanical Name: Passiflora sp
Family: Passifloraceae
Origin: Brazil
Processing: Spray dried
Available Grades: 2:1 and 4:1
Packing: 25 kg fiber barrel
Commercial Market: International bulk supply
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A formulation team does not always need the same ingredient intensity for every project. This is why offering more than one passion fruit powder grade can be useful during product development.
The 2:1 grade provides a versatile option for formulations where passion fruit character needs to integrate with several other ingredients.
Potential applications include:
It can be especially useful when passion fruit is part of a broader flavor system containing mango, acerola, coconut, lime, pineapple or other tropical ingredients.
The 4:1 grade provides another concentration option for developers seeking greater formulation flexibility.
Potential applications include:
The appropriate grade should always be selected through formulation testing rather than concentration ratio alone.
The meaning and analytical basis of a commercial 2:1 or 4:1 ratio should be confirmed in the applicable product specification. The ratio should not automatically be interpreted as a guaranteed nutrient concentration or standardized active-compound level.
Fresh passion fruit has a powerful sensory identity, but fresh fruit and pulp can present logistical challenges for companies producing dry mixes and shelf-stable products.
A spray-dried powder offers a different formulation format.
Powder can be weighed, blended and incorporated into dry formulations without handling frozen or refrigerated fruit pulp.
This makes it especially attractive for powdered beverages, premixes, sachets and dry nutritional systems.
Passion fruit is strongly associated with tropical food and beverage concepts.
Its recognizable profile allows formulators to build products around themes such as:
Passion fruit naturally offers an acidic and aromatic character that can provide contrast to sweeter ingredients.
It combines particularly well with fruits such as mango, pineapple, banana, acerola and coconut.
Explore our Brazilian Mango Powder for complementary tropical formulations.
Passion fruit powder can become either the dominant flavor or a secondary tropical accent.
Formulators can therefore evaluate it alongside:
Compatibility should always be tested in the complete finished formulation.
Fresh passion fruit is known to contain naturally occurring nutrients and plant compounds, including vitamin C, organic acids, carotenoids and phenolic compounds.
However, the composition of a commercial spray-dried powder cannot be assumed from fresh-fruit nutrition tables.
Processing conditions, fruit concentration, carrier composition, moisture, storage and other manufacturing variables can influence the finished ingredient.
For this reason, companies making nutrient claims should rely on the actual product specification and analytical documentation applicable to the supplied lot.
For general food-composition information, consult the USDA FoodData Central.
For botanical information on Passiflora edulis, see Plants of the World Online – Kew Science.
Spray drying converts a liquid feed into a dry powder by atomizing it into a controlled stream of heated air.
For fruit ingredients, the process provides a practical way to transform juice or pulp-derived material into a dry format suitable for storage, transportation and industrial formulation.
Passion fruit contains sugars and organic acids that can make drying technically demanding. Published research on passion fruit juice spray drying has therefore examined factors such as drying conditions and carrier systems.
These factors may influence characteristics such as:
Commercial buyers should evaluate the specification of the actual supplied powder rather than assuming all spray-dried passion fruit powders behave identically.
See the scientific study on spray drying of passion fruit juice published through SciELO.
Passion fruit powder is naturally suited to beverage innovation because the fruit already has a strong association with juices and tropical drinks.
Possible concepts include:
During development, formulators should evaluate acidity, sweetness, flavor intensity, sedimentation and dispersibility.
Dry passion fruit powder can be evaluated for:
Particle size, bulk density, flow characteristics and compatibility with other ingredients should be evaluated before production scale-up.
Passion fruit provides a recognizable fruit story for products where flavor and ingredient origin are important.
Applications may include:
Passion fruit pairs naturally with creamy bases.
Possible applications include:
Because passion fruit contributes acidity, testing with protein-containing systems is important.
The powder can also be evaluated for:
Its tropical acidity can provide useful contrast in sweet products.
One of the most interesting advantages of passion fruit is its compatibility with other tropical flavors.
Passion fruit provides acidity while mango contributes roundness and sweetness.
This pairing can work well in:
Discover our Mango Powder.
This combination creates a strongly Brazilian tropical-fruit identity.
It can be evaluated for beverage powders, wellness mixes and fruit-based nutrition concepts.
Explore our Acerola Extracts and Powders.
Creamy coconut notes soften passion fruit acidity.
This combination works particularly well in:
Lime can reinforce the fresh acidic profile and create a sharp, refreshing beverage concept.
This pairing produces a recognizable tropical flavor suitable for drinks, smoothie blends and frozen-dessert concepts.
A simple prototype for evaluating passion fruit powder in a creamy beverage.
Ingredients:
Preparation:
Blend until smooth.
Adjust the passion fruit powder according to the selected 2:1 or 4:1 grade and the desired flavor intensity.
For commercial development, evaluate sweetness, acidity, viscosity and ingredient stability before defining the final formulation.
Ingredients for prototype testing:
Mix the dry ingredients thoroughly before dispersing them in cold water.
This concept can be developed into sachets, stick packs or larger food-service drink mixes.
The correct ingredient percentages should be determined through bench testing.
Ingredients:
Mix until homogeneous.
Allow the formulation to rest briefly and evaluate:
Commercial dairy formulations should be validated under the actual processing and storage conditions.
Ingredients:
Passion fruit can help create a more refreshing flavor profile in protein beverages that might otherwise taste excessively sweet or heavy.
Protein compatibility, acidity and stability should be evaluated during development.
Maracuja Passion Fruit Powder can provide several practical advantages when selected for the right application:
These are formulation and commercial advantages rather than medical claims.
Any nutritional or health-related statement made for a finished consumer product must be supported by its actual composition and comply with regulations in the destination market.
Price per kilogram should not be the only purchasing criterion for fruit powders.
International buyers should evaluate parameters relevant to their particular finished product.
Depending on the application, consider requesting information regarding:
The required parameters depend on the application and destination market.
Fruit powders should generally be protected against humidity, excessive heat, direct light and strong surrounding odors.
After opening the commercial package, minimize exposure to ambient moisture and reseal correctly.
Always follow the storage conditions and shelf-life information stated in the applicable product specification.
It is a dry passion fruit ingredient designed for easier incorporation into food, beverage and nutrition formulations.
The products offered on this page are spray-dried grades.
Prover Brasil offers:
Maracuja Passion Fruit Powder 2:1 (spray dried)
and
Maracuja Passion Fruit Powder 4:1 (spray dried)
They represent different commercial concentration grades.
The precise basis of each ratio should be confirmed through the relevant technical specification. Formulators should not assume that the ratio alone guarantees a specific vitamin, polyphenol or other nutrient level.
It can be evaluated for instant beverages, smoothie powders, drink mixes, nutrition beverages and other beverage systems.
The finished formulation should be tested for dispersibility, flavor, acidity and stability.
Yes.
Potential combinations include mango, acerola, coconut, pineapple, banana and lime.
The final combination depends on the desired sensory profile and product concept.
Passion fruit powder can be evaluated for capsules, tablets, sachets and powdered nutritional blends.
Technical properties should be confirmed before commercial production.
Not necessarily.
Commercial concentration ratios and nutritional standardization are different concepts. Use analytical documentation when calculating nutrient or active-compound content.
Dispersibility depends on the product composition, particle properties and the formulation in which it is used.
Testing a representative sample in the intended application is recommended.
The current commercial presentation is 25 kg fiber barrel.
Confirm packing availability when requesting a quotation.
Prover Brasil for Export Ltda. supplies Brazilian botanical ingredients and fruit powders to international importers, distributors, wholesalers and industrial buyers.
Companies developing beverages, food products, nutrition formulas or tropical fruit blends can contact our export team to discuss:
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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew – Plants of the World Online
Passiflora edulis Sims – accepted botanical name, taxonomy and distribution.
https://powo.science.kew.org/taxon/urn:lsid:ipni.org:names:321964-2
Ruiz Cabrera et al. – Spray-Drying of Passion Fruit Juice
Brazilian Archives of Biology and Technology. Study evaluating passion fruit juice spray drying and carrier systems.
https://www.scielo.br/j/babt/a/RC3x3HK3X6JKHJbDZBXSQNm/?lang=en
USDA FoodData Central
Food composition database for general nutritional research.
https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/
