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EXPORTERS
Yes, we Offer both organic and non-GMO options for our quinoa to meet the needs Of exporters looking for high-quality, natural products.
Yes, we provide detailed lab testing reports to meet export regulations and ensure that our quinoa meets the highest standards of quality and safety.
Yes, we Offer bulk orders Of quinoa for exporters. Our team can work with you to determine the exact quantity and specifications needed for your business, and we Offer competitive rates for large orders.
At Queens Quinoa, we use state-of-the-art processing methods to ensure that our quinoa is of the highest quality. We also conduct regular lab testing and provide detailed reports to ensure consistent quality. Additionally, our team is committed to timely delivery and competitive rates to meet the needs of exporters.
HORECA / MANUFACTURERS
Quinoa is Widely available and is Often grown and processed in gluten-free facilities, This makes it a great option for people With celiac
disease or gluten sensitivity Who are looking for safe and reliable gluten-free food options.
Yes, we Offer Iow minimum order quantities for manufacturers and Horeca businesses to make it easier to try our quinoa and incorporate it into their products or menus.
At Queens Quinoa, we have strict quality control measures in place to ensure that our quinoa meets the highest standards. We also provide lab testing reports and work closely with our clients to ensure that their products meet their exact specifications.
Yes, we can work with manufacturers and Horeca businesses to create customized products that meet their specific needs. We Offer a range of packaging options and can tailor our quinoa to fit your unique requirements.
PRIVATE LABEL
Yes, we offer a wide range of packaging options for private label clients, including different sizes and materials. We can work with you
to determine the best option for your specific product.
Yes, we have experience in creating new product formulations and can work with private label clients to develop unique quinoa
products that meet their specific needs.
Yes, we offer comprehensive end-to-end solutions for private label clients, from product development to packaging design to shipping
and logistics. Our team can help guide you through the entire process.
Yes, we can work with private label clients to develop custom packaging designs that meet their specific needs. We have experience
in creating packaging that stands out on store shelves and appeals to customers.
GIFTING SOLUTIONS
We Offer IOW MOQs for corporate gifting orders to help clients meet their budget and gifting needs. Our flexible approach allows for
smaller orders, with the ability to scale up as demand grows.
Yes, we have a team of experienced designers who can work with corporate clients to create unique and creative packaging options
that will make their gifts stand out. We can also offer guidance on packaging materials and designs that align with the client’s branding
and message.
We understand the importance Of timely delivery, and our team works closely with corporate clients to ensure fast turnaround times for
their gifting orders. Lead times will depend on the specific products and customization needs, but we always strive to meet our clients’
deadlines.
Yes, we can create custom products that are perfect for corporate gifting’s. Our team can work with you to develop unique packaging
designs and create a product that stands out and makes a lasting impression.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Red. black, and white quinoa are all nutritionally similar. but may have slightly different tastes and textures.
Quinoa is a low-glycemic-index food that can help regulate blood sugar levels during pregnancy, making it a good choice tor women vath gestational diabetes.
Yes. quinoa is a good source of fiber that can help promote healthy digestion and prevent constipation during pregnancy.
Yes, Quinoa is a good source of iron, which is important for carrying oxygen to the muscles during exercise.
Quinoa is generally well-tolerated and does not cause allergic reactions in most people. However. if you have a known allergy to quinoa or other grains, it is important to avoid consuming it during pregnancy.
Quinoa does not contan any harmful substances that can be harmful to the developing fetus during pregnancy. However it is important to wash quinoa thoroughly before cooking to remove any residue or dirt.
Quinoa is a low-calorie. high-protein food that can help with weight management during pregnancy. as long as it is consumed in
moderation as part of a balanced diet
Once thc baby reaches 6 months at age and is ready to start eating solid food. you should start with single ingredient purees and gradually introduce new foods. Make sure quinoa is cooked and mashed before introducing, and to monitor tor any allergic reactions. Consult pediatrician it unsure.
Yes, babies can eat quinoa, however it should be introduced to the babys diet after 6 months of age and property cooked and pureed.
Quinoa is a nutrient-dense grain. similar to other wtwle grains like brown rice. millet and oats, which can be a great choice for
pregnant women.
Yes. quinoa can be included in a diet for breastfeeding mothers as it contains a good amount of protein, iron and other important
nutrients.
Quinoa can be used in a variety of dishes such as salads. bowls. or as a side dish. Also can be added to soups, stews or casseroles,
to add extra protein and other nutrients.
Quinoa should be rinsed before cooking to remove arty bitter saponins and be cooked thoroughty- At Queens Quinoa all are products
are 100% saponin tree.
Quinoa should be rinsed before cooking to remove arty bitter saponins and be cooked thoroughty- At Queens Quinoa all are products
are 100% saponin tree.
There are no major downsides or risks to consuming quinoa during pregnancy, as long as it is cooked and prepared property.
Yes. quinoa is a good source ot folic acid, which is important tar preventing neural tube detects in the developing baby.
Quinoa is a good source ot protein, fiber. iron, zinc, and folic acid v,fiich are all important for pregnant women.
Quinoa is generally considered safe to eat during pregnancy, as it is a nutrient-dense food that can provide important vitamins and minerals tor both the mother and the growing baby.
