SummaryQingdao TPJ Foodstuff Co., Ltd. is identified as both a trading company and manufacturer/factory in China, with food-processing operations focused on frozen vegetables and fruits. The supplier reports more than 10 production lines, frozen-vegetable output of 15,000,000 tons, broad export-market coverage, and an off-peak lead time within 15 working days; peak-season fulfillment is stated as one month. It reports BRC, ISO 9001, SEDEX, and HACCP certifications, along with 50 R&D engineers and 50 quality-control staff. Organic production and certification claims are also stated, although the provided information does not independently verify them. Export activity is evidenced by self-operated import/export rights and several Korea-related frozen-leek and frozen-spinach transactions in 2025. Evidence is insufficient to assess after-sales service, financial credibility, or customization capability conclusively.
Supplier typeThe supplier is described as a factory, a manufacturer/factory, and a trading company. Its stated business is Agriculture & Food, with frozen vegetable and fruit products, and its company description identifies a factory established in 1998.
CertificationsThe supplier reports BRC, ISO 9001, SEDEX, and HACCP management-system certifications. It also states that its organic fields have passed EU, U.S., JAS, and Chinese organic certification requirements, although the slices provide no certificate numbers or independent verification.
R&D capabilityThe company states that it follows the principle that innovation wins the market and reports 50 R&D engineers. This provides explicit evidence of an R&D resource base, although no specific innovations, patents, new products, or development results are supplied.
Production capacityThe supplier reports more than 10 production lines, frozen-vegetable output of 15,000,000 tons, an off-peak lead time within 15 working days, and peak-season fulfillment within one month. It also reports 50 quality-control staff, supporting substantial stated production and quality-management capacity.
Client casesThe records show three Korea-related trade entries in 2025 involving frozen leek and frozen spinach, with buyer names listed for the transactions. These entries demonstrate some transaction history, but they provide only limited customer-case detail and do not establish long-term relationships, order scale, or performance outcomes.