SHORELINE FRUIT LLC

Shoreline Fruit LLC specializes in the precise manufacturing and packaging of dried and dehydrated fruits for U.S. government food assistance programs, with a demonstrated focus on high-quality, shelf-stable commodity products. The company’s technical expertise lies in controlled dehydration processes, hygienic packaging systems, and compliance with federal food safety and labeling standards for USDA-distributed donations. Their consistent delivery of dried cherries and highbush blueberries in standardized 8-pound retail-style packaging indicates deep familiarity with USDA commodity specifications, including moisture content thresholds, contaminant controls, and batch traceability protocols. A key differentiator is their ability to reliably meet stringent government timelines for perishable agricultural inputs while maintaining consistent product integrity across large-volume production runs. The contractor’s primary agency relationship is with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, where they serve as a trusted supplier of dried fruit commodities under domestic and international food aid initiatives. Their work supports USDA’s Food Distribution Program, delivering nutritionally dense, non-perishable items to schools, food banks, and overseas humanitarian efforts. This sustained engagement reflects a proven capacity to align production with federal procurement cycles and regulatory frameworks governing surplus agricultural commodities. Operating under NAICS 311423, Shoreline Fruit LLC is positioned as a niche manufacturer in the dried fruit segment of the broader processed food industry, serving the federal food assistance market. Their specialization in fruit dehydration—rather than general food processing—distinguishes them as a focused supplier with expertise in preserving nutritional value and sensory qualities through controlled thermal and vacuum methods. Shoreline Fruit LLC is a small business structured as a 2K entity, headquartered in Traverse City, Michigan, with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic location in a major fruit-growing region supports access to high-quality raw agricultural inputs, enhancing supply chain efficiency and product consistency for government contracts.