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Whole Round 90-100 Frozen Seafood Sardine Fish for Canned or Bait (Pilchard)

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Bernhard Kandl Autohandel GmbH
4 yrs
AT

Attributes

BulkPackaging
BlockShape
MoroccoPlace of Origin
Frozen Under -18 Degree CelsiusStorage Type
SeafoodSpecification
12 MonthsShelf Life
Manufacturer:Yes
Ingredients:Sardines
Content:Fish
Address:Factory
Instruction for use:Human Consumption
Brand Name:All Brands Available
Model Number:8563
Drying Process:AD
Weight (kg):10
Additives:NO
Freezing Process:LQF
Max. Moisture (%):1
Part:WHOLE
PH Value:1
Preservation Process:Water
Size (cm):30
Style:Fresh
Feature:Organic
Grade:Premium
Quality:High-quality

Key attributes

Packaging
Bulk
Shape
Block
Place of Origin
Morocco
Storage Type
Frozen Under -18 Degree Celsius
Specification
Seafood
Shelf Life
12 Months
Manufacturer
Yes
Ingredients
Sardines
Content
Fish
Address
Factory
Instruction for use
Human Consumption
Brand Name
All Brands Available
Model Number
8563
Drying Process
AD
Weight (kg)
10
Additives
NO
Freezing Process
LQF
Max. Moisture (%)
1
Part
WHOLE
PH Value
1
Preservation Process
Water
Size (cm)
30
Style
Fresh
Feature
Organic
Grade
Premium
Quality
High-quality

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Customization options

Customized logo (Min. order: 20 metric tons)
Customized packaging (Min. order: 20 metric tons)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 20 metric tons)
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Warning/Disclaimer
California Proposition 65 Consumer Warning
Minimum order quantity: 10 metric tons
$760-980

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Customization options
Customized logo (Min. order: 20 metric tons)
Customized packaging (Min. order: 20 metric tons)
Graphic customization (Min. order: 20 metric tons)

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