Supermarket brands as packaging examples
These listings from Dutch supermarkets show a range of packaging formats and types of fruit. The information applies to the products listed and doesn’t indicate what’s available at Joybuy.
Albert Heijn
The listings include portion packs and a range of dried fruit products.
- Albert Heijn lists AH Rozijnen vriendjes, as well as fruit and nut mixes and dried pineapple.
- A fruit and nut mix or pineapple variety isn’t the same product as ordinary raisins.
Jumbo
The product listings clearly show the difference between portion boxes and bulk bags.
- Jumbo lists Trafo boxes containing 12 portions and weighing 140 g in total; the product description says each box weighs around 12 g. Its raisin listings also include bags in different sizes.
- This packaging information applies to the products listed, not the entire range.
Lidl
The listings cover dried fruit and a fruit mix.
- The Lidl page lists several types of dried fruit.
- The listing applies to selected stores and doesn’t say how many portion packs a product contains.
ALDI
A specific example of a bag of raisins that you can portion yourself.
- ALDI lists Trader Joe’s raisins in a 500 g pack.
- This weight applies to the variety listed and shouldn’t automatically be assumed for other packs from the same brand.
PLUS
The product listings include a bulk bag and a separate snack-raisin pack.
- PLUS lists Sultana raisins in a 375 g stand-up pouch and Sundrop Snoeprozijnen in a 252 g bag.
- The weight of the Sundrop bag alone doesn’t tell you how many inner packs it contains.
Dirk
The listings offer examples of different types of fruit and bulk pack sizes.
- Dirk’s search page lists sultanas in a 375 g pack, cranberries in a 200 g pack and apricots in a 375 g pack.
- A product listing doesn’t confirm that the product comes in individual portion packs.
Joybuy products to portion yourself
This selection includes bags of dates and jujubes to portion yourself; these aren’t multipacks of pre-portioned raisins.
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Zohra Medjool Dates (M), 908 g
This bag is a good choice if you want to weigh out portions yourself or share dried dates.
Pack weight: 908 g.
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Haoxiangni Pitted Jujubes, 500 g
This pack is suitable for measuring out your own portions of pitted jujubes.
Pack weight: 500 g.
Store below 15 °C and seal the pack tightly after opening.
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Frequently asked questions
How much dried fruit is suitable for my daily lunch?
The Netherlands Nutrition Centre recommends eating no more than 20 g of dried fruit a day. This is general dietary advice, not a recommended amount for a lunchbox. Remember to count dried fruit eaten at other times of the day too.
How should I store an opened bag of raisins?
For opened raisins, the Netherlands Nutrition Centre’s Storage Guide recommends 6–9 months in a kitchen cupboard. Follow the instructions on the pack too, and check for changes such as hardening, discolouration or mould. This advice applies to raisins as a product on their own, not automatically to a lunchbox containing other ingredients.
What does a label such as 6 × 140 g mean?
This means six packs of 140 g, not necessarily six individual snack boxes. Trafo lists 6 × 140 g on its manufacturer’s page, while Jumbo lists one consumer pack containing 12 boxes and weighing 140 g in total. So check both the order unit and the number of inner packs.
What should I check if I’m sharing with someone who is sensitive to sulphites?
Sulphites can be present in dried fruit and may cause an intolerance reaction. Check the information on the exact pack; a different type of fruit or a general brand name doesn’t prove that a product is suitable for that person.
Do allergens have to be clearly labelled in the Netherlands?
Yes. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority says allergens must be clearly and correctly listed on the label. This doesn’t prove that a specific product is allergen-free; check the information for the exact variety.