Straight Cut vs. Shoestring vs. Crinkle: Which Type of Fries Sells Best for Importers?
As far as frozen French fries are concerned, not every cut is created alike. The different varieties, i.e. Straight Cut, Shoestring and Crinkle, add a personality to the plate (and to the profit margins, too!). To the importers, the decision on the type to use does not only depend on taste, but it is also […]
Opportunities for Importers to Profit from Indian Straight Cut Fries
You have been in the frozen food business long enough to know one thing, and that is the French fries you are selling are not a side dish but are a billion-dollar opportunity. Out of the many varieties that are present in the global markets, straight-cut fries have been one of the most consistent and […]
Sourcing Crinkle Cut Fries from India: Tips for Importers
In frozen foods, crinkle-cut fries have established their own niche in the menus of all corners of the world. Their wavy ridges not only give the classic fries a fun touch, but they are also able to retain the sauces and seasonings, and are a favourite amongst customers at QSR chains, cafes, and retail stores […]
Why Shoestring Fries Are a Profitable Product for Importers
Did you ever wonder how nearly all the fast-service restaurants, from New York to Nairobi, serve shoestring fries in their own way? Not by chance, but a clever business move. Shoestring french fries have secretly turned into one of the most lucrative frozen products of food brands and importers across the globe. They use fewer […]
Why Fast-Food Chains Prefer Sourcing Frozen Fries from India
All popular fast-food chains understand that great fries begin way before the fryer (they begin with proper potatoes). Over the past few years, India has become a force in the export of frozen fries, with large scale production of the Santana potato, a long shape, high solids, and ideal fry texture crop. India, as opposed […]
How Importers Can Source Premium Indian Frozen French Fries
The global demand for frozen French fries has greatly increased due to the rising demand from fast food chains, QSRs, and home snacking habits. The global market of frozen French fries was valued at over USD 24.5 billion in 2024, and it is expected to rise to USD 30.2 billion in 2033. Most of the […]