Peanut butter
Peanut butter is a creamy or crunchy spread made from ground roasted peanuts, commonly used in sandwiches, snacks, and various recipes.
Peanut butter
Peanut butter is a smooth and nutritious spread made from carefully selected roasted peanuts, offering a rich flavor and creamy texture ideal for everyday consumption.
- Made from high-quality roasted peanuts
- Rich in protein and healthy fats
- Best Quality and Price
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Bulk Peanut butter
Bulk Peanut Butter refers to peanut butter supplied in large quantities for industrial, food service, or wholesale use. It is typically packaged in large drums, pails, or food-grade containers and is ideal for manufacturers, bakeries, catering companies, and private label brands. Bulk peanut butter is produced from high-quality roasted peanuts and can be customized in terms of texture (smooth or crunchy), roast level, salt content, and formulation (natural, stabilized, or with added ingredients) to meet specific production requirements. It offers a cost-effective solution for businesses seeking consistent quality, reliable supply, and competitive pricing for large-scale operations.
peanut butter price
1️⃣ Product Quality and Type
Peanut variety: Organic or specially selected peanuts with distinct flavor or color usually cost more.
Texture: Smooth peanut butter is generally slightly cheaper than crunchy versions.
Formulation: Added ingredients like sugar, salt, or stabilizing oils can influence price.
Certifications: Organic, Non-GMO, or Kosher-certified products command higher prices.
2️⃣ Volume and Packaging
Small retail packaging – higher price per kilogram.
Bulk packaging – lower price per kilogram, suitable for industrial and export purposes.
3️⃣ Raw Material Costs
The cost of raw peanuts directly affects peanut butter price.
Crop shortages or abundant harvests can cause price fluctuations of 10–30%.
4️⃣ Production and Processing Costs
Energy, labor, and factory costs for roasting and grinding peanuts influence the final price.
Advanced processing (e.g., ultra-smooth, oil-separated, or stabilized products) increases costs.
5️⃣ Logistics and Export Costs
Transportation and insurance: Shipping costs to destination markets, especially Europe or the U.S., affect price.
Customs duties and tariffs: Import taxes in the destination country influence the final cost.
Currency fluctuations: Exchange rate changes impact export pricing.
6️⃣ Market Supply and Demand
High global demand in key markets (U.S., Europe, CIS) can drive prices up.
Competition among producers and stock levels also affect market pricing.
FAQ
Peanut butter is made from roasted peanuts, sometimes with added salt, sugar, or oil for taste and texture.
We offer both natural (oil-separated, no preservatives) and stabilized versions for smooth, consistent texture.
Peanut butter is available in small retail jars, large bulk containers, and industrial pails for wholesale or export.