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2026-06-11

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탈수 건조 파인애플의 호주 샘플 수입 거래 및 가격 기록

호주의 탈수 건조 파인애플 샘플 수입 거래 3건은 가격 수준과 수요 측 거래 패턴 벤치마킹을 위한 날짜, 원산지, 무역 국가 맥락을 제공합니다.

호주의 탈수 건조 파인애플 샘플 수입 거래 단가(일자별): 2025-11-20: 6.73 USD / kg, 2025-11-20: 6.22 USD / kg, 2025-11-08: 2.41 USD / kg.

일자	신고 품목	단가	수출업체	수입업체	원산지
2025-11-20	PIN**** ** * * ***** ***	6.73 USD / kg	(-)	(-)	-
2025-11-20	PIN**** ** * * ***** ***	6.22 USD / kg	(-)	(-)	-
2025-11-08	Cak* *** *** * ***** * **** * ** ** * ***** * ** ******** **** * * ***********	2.41 USD / kg	(-)	(-)	-

Classification

Product TypeProcessed Food

Product FormDehydrated (Dried fruit pieces)

Industry PositionValue-Added Processed Fruit Product

Market

Dehydrated (dried) pineapple in Australia is primarily a consumer and ingredient product sold through packaged grocery channels, including standalone dried fruit snacks and inclusions in muesli/trail mixes. Australia is a net importer in the pineapple (fresh or dried) trade classification (HS 080430), with imports exceeding exports in 2023, and key suppliers including Thailand, China, Ghana, the Philippines and New Zealand. Domestic pineapple production is concentrated in Queensland, but retail offerings also include imported-origin products that may be packed in Australia. Compliance for imported dried pineapple is shaped by Australia’s strict biosecurity import conditions (BICON) and food standards/labelling rules.

Market RoleImport-dependent consumer market (net importer) with limited domestic drying/packing

Domestic RolePackaged snack and ingredient use (muesli, baking, trail mixes), with a mix of domestically grown and imported-origin products marketed in retail

SeasonalityFresh pineapple supply is described as year-round across Queensland growing regions; dehydrated pineapple availability in retail is generally year-round due to shelf-stable processing and imports.

Specification

Physical Attributes

For dried pineapple imports under relevant BICON pathways, peeling is required (no evidence of outer skin, crown or leaves).
Goods must be clean and free of contaminant seed, soil, animal and plant debris, and other biosecurity risk material prior to arrival.

Compositional Metrics

Low-moisture profile is a defining characteristic for dehydrated fruit products; moisture uptake during storage/distribution increases mould and quality-loss risk.

Packaging

Added sulphites must be declared on packaged food labels when present at ≥10 mg/kg; for unpackaged dried fruit sold in bulk, sulphites must be declared on or in connection with the display (or available on request).

Supply Chain

Value Chain

Processor (dehydration or freeze-drying) → sealed packaging → sea freight → Australian port biosecurity assessment (BICON) → imported food inspection referral (IFIS, risk-based) → importer warehousing → retail distribution

Atmosphere Control

Moisture control during storage and transport is critical; humidity ingress can increase stickiness and mould risk in dried fruit.

Freight IntensityMedium

Transport ModeSea

Risks

Biosecurity HighFailure to meet Australia’s BICON biosecurity import conditions for dried pineapple (e.g., peeled product requirement, freedom from pests/contaminants; phytosanitary certification with Khapra beetle additional declaration when applicable) can result in goods being held, treated, re-exported or destroyed.Confirm the correct BICON case/pathway before shipment; ensure product is peeled and clean; obtain NPPO phytosanitary certification and any required additional declarations where the pathway requires it.

Border Inspection MediumImported food may be referred to the Imported Food Inspection Scheme (IFIS) for label assessment and testing; non-compliance can trigger relabelling requirements, destruction or re-export and can increase future referral rates.Pre-check labels and composition against the Food Standards Code; maintain a compliance history with consistent, compliant producers and accurate documentation.

Food Safety MediumSulphites are commonly used in dried fruit and must be declared when added at ≥10 mg/kg; undeclared sulphites can cause compliance failures, and sulphite-sensitive consumers may react to sulphites with allergy-like symptoms.Validate additive use and labelling against the Food Standards Code and ensure sulphites are correctly declared on-pack and in bulk displays when applicable.

Logistics MediumDehydrated pineapple is shelf-stable but quality is sensitive to moisture ingress; shipping disruptions or container conditions that increase humidity can lead to stickiness, mould risk and downgraded product.Use moisture-barrier packaging, specify dry container handling practices, and consider desiccants where appropriate; build inventory buffers for disruption-prone periods.

Modern Slavery LowLarge Australian buyers may require modern slavery risk assessments and supplier transparency for imported dried fruit supply chains due to Australia’s Modern Slavery Act reporting regime.Provide supplier due-diligence documentation (policies, grievance mechanisms, audits where available) and maintain traceability to processor and upstream suppliers where feasible.

Labor & Social

Modern Slavery Act 2018 reporting: entities in the Australian market with ≥A$100 million consolidated revenue must prepare annual statements describing actions to assess and address modern slavery risks in operations and supply chains, which can increase buyer expectations for supplier due diligence and transparency for imported dried fruit.

FAQ

What biosecurity conditions can apply when importing dried pineapple into Australia?Australia’s BICON system sets commodity- and pathway-specific conditions for imports. For relevant dried pineapple pathways, conditions can include a requirement that the product is peeled (no outer skin, crown or leaves), that the goods are clean and free of biosecurity risk material, and—where applicable—a phytosanitary certificate with an additional declaration that the goods were inspected and found free of Khapra beetle.

Do sulphites need to be declared on dried pineapple sold in Australia?Yes. FSANZ states that added sulphites must be declared on packaged food labels when present at 10 mg/kg or more. For unpackaged foods such as dried fruit sold in bulk, the presence of added sulphites must be declared on or in connection with the display (or provided to the purchaser on request).

What happens if an imported dried fruit consignment fails Australia’s Imported Food Inspection Scheme checks?DAFF explains that imported food referred under the Imported Food Inspection Scheme (IFIS) undergoes a visual and label assessment and may be tested. If the food fails inspection or testing, it cannot be released; the importer may need to relabel the goods (for labelling issues) or otherwise destroy or re-export the food under supervision, and future consignments may be targeted at higher inspection rates until compliance history is re-established.