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PAPAYA SPEARS, SWEETENED (F20)

Native to the tropics, papayas can now be found growing in Hawaii, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Florida and Southern California. The oblong, melon-like fruit grows on a large, tree-like plant. The ripe fruit is most often eaten raw, and the spicy, edible black seeds are sometimes ground and used as a substitute for black pepper.
Papaya contains a group of enzymes, collectively called papain, that help break down protein. As a result, eating papaya after a meal can aid in digestion.
Papaya, sugar, sulfur dioxide (as a preservative), FD&C yellow #6.
Contains: sulfites.
Processed fruit
Applications
- Fruits & Vegetables
Functions
- Flavor
Features & benefits
- Plant-based
Tags
- Chewy Texture
- Healthy Snack Option
- Sweet-Musky Flavor
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Woodland Gourmet | 3751 Sunset Ave Waukegan, IL 60087 |
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Animal Testing Statement | Woodland Gourmet |
BSE - TSE | Woodland Gourmet |
CoA Sample | Woodland Gourmet |
Country of Origin | Woodland Gourmet |
Food Contact Packaging Certificate of Compliance | Woodland Gourmet |
Melamine | Woodland Gourmet |
Heavy Metal | Woodland Gourmet |
Lot Code | Woodland Gourmet |
Item Questionnaire | Woodland Gourmet |
Label Sample | Woodland Gourmet |
Mycotoxin Statement | Woodland Gourmet |
Nutrition | Woodland Gourmet |
Pesticide | Woodland Gourmet |
HACCP Process Flow Diagram | Woodland Gourmet |
HACCP | Woodland Gourmet |
Residual Statement | Woodland Gourmet |
Product Specification Sheet | Woodland Gourmet |
Suitability Requirements | Woodland Gourmet |
Organic | Woodland Gourmet |
Kosher | Woodland Gourmet |
Sewage Statement | Woodland Gourmet |

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