Onion Diced 1/4"

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Material
100674-CB
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Package TypeShips InPriceQty
8 oz. Sample 2 Business Days $0.00 ($0.00/lb)
minus plus 0.500000 0 lbs.

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Cerificate of Analysis (COA)

ofi products are produced to meet our specification. Once you place an order, batch level COA’s are emailed to you at the time of shipment. Please note, the COA will contain all microbiological and physical & chemical analysis parameters available on the spec. Please be sure this specification will work for your application prior to purchasing.

Product Origin California, USA
FSMA Notice Product to be further processed to eliminate microbial hazards
Physical & Chemical Overview
Treatment Untreated
Microbiological
E Coli None Detected
Salmonella None Detected
Storage & Shelf Life
Storage Below 70F (21C) and 65% humidity

Where are onions cultivated?

One of the oldest cultivated plants in the world, onions are an herbaceous biennial plant that belongs to the amaryllis family. Since it can withstand a wide range of growing conditions, the crop is grown all around the world. Here at ofi, our AtSource verified, white onions are grown in the western United States, where we offer full-traceability and supply chain control. 

We work closely with our farmer partners during planting, cultivation and harvest to ensure high-quality products. After harvesting, our onions are delivered to our state-of-the-art processing facilities where they are diced into ¼ inch to ½ inch pieces, giving noticeable piece identity.  

Diced onion applications 

So, when can I use diced onion? Diced onions have many applications, including: 

  • As an addition to fresh salsas 
  • Incorporated into vegetable blends 
  • Soaked in water, then used in place of fresh onions, where you want large, identifiable pieces of onion 
  • Mixed into dips, sauces and marinades to add more flavor

History of onions

Onions may be one of the earliest cultivated crops in history, originating first in either Central Asia, Iran or West Pakistan. The exact origins of the crop are unknown, due to its size and the fact that the tissue leaves little to no trace evidence. However, researchers believe our predecessors were probably consuming wild onions, long before farming was even invented.

Since the crop grew wild in various regions across the world, it has more than likely been consumed for thousands of years — researchers believe around 5,000. Onions are believed to be one of the earliest cultivated crops due to its adaptability, as it was easy to transport and could grow on a variety of different soils and in different climates.

More Information
Ships In2 Business Days
Ships FromMerced, CA or Edison, NJ
Box Dimensions17"L x 17"H x 13"W
Pallet Dimensions48"L x 40"W x 75"H
Shipping & Delivery

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  • Free Ground Shipping (samples only)

  • FedEx Ground or 2-Day Parcel (add your product to the cart to get a live rate

  • Less-Than-Truckload Freight for orders over 150 pounds. No surprises. We offer fixed table rate shipping. View rates

  • Full-Truckload Freight for orders over 19,000 pounds

  • Customer Pick-Up we know some customers have preferred shipping providers, so we allow any orders over 500 pounds the option to pick up their order at our facilities. To learn more about the process visit our warehouse information section.

SpecificationPDF File Label
PDF Gluten Free - Spices - Firebaugh, CA - Sep 2024 Download
Allergen - Garlic/Onion - All Locations - 2022 Download
pdf BRC - Spices - Gilroy - Jul 2024 Download
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