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Bulk Moroccan Sardines wholesale,
What about the sardine can process and how to buy these?
To consume fish at your own pace, it is important to prevent fish from getting spoiled. First of all, sardines had been caught from an ocean or fishing farms then these are supplied into a factory. Then an inspection is done to find out the best sardine fishes then the canning process is used to turn sardines into canned products. These are processed under steam temperature at a temperature. These are processed to make it fresh for longer duration and it does not contaminate with bacteria.
Do you know canned sardines can hold up to 2 to 3 years in case if the tin of the sardine remains intact?
Moroccan sardines wholesale are an affordable option with excellent nutritional value:
Because fresh sardines are difficult to buy because their availability is seasonal, now you can consume these regularly with the help of the available canned products in Moroccan.
As you know sardines are an excellence source of nutrition value with the availability of vitamins, proteins, omega-3 acid and so on. It is recommended you to take 2 to 3 servings of fish within a week.
While buying sardines, make sure you look for these things:
Check whether it is labeled as BPA free or not. BPA is often considered as causing health issues. This is even more important when you import canned sardines from another country. Make sure you check the label.
Check whether the label is describing the low sodium content because a higher level of sodium content is not good for health. If sardine fish contains much natural salt then it will contain a higher level of sodium content.
You should pick the right Moroccan sardines manufacturers or suppliers so you get the right product as per your choice. Sardines are one of the healthiest foods you can have. Make sure you consume it regularly.
Product details :
Product Type: Fish
Supply Ability: 250000 Carton/Cartons per Month
Style: Canned
Shelf Life: 2 Years
Packaging Details: Canned Sardine in cardboard boxes packing
Net .Weight : 125G D.W: 90G 3-5 PCS/TIN 50TINS/CTN, 3100CTNS/1*20'GP
Place of Origin: Safi, Morocco
Flavour: We have canned sardine in vegetable oil,brine,tomato sauce or hot tomato sauce
Ingredients: 3-5 pieces sardines body, 100% vegetable oil, salt,etc
Canned:High Temperature Sterilization,Advanced technology,Strict QC
Feature: Soft taste, no impurity ,no artificial additives
Storage:Store in cool & dry place, avoid direct sunlight
Port : FOB Casablanca/ Agadir / Tanger
Certifications : BRC, FDA, HACCP, HALAL, ISO, KOSHER
Private label : Available
Company Information :
Moroccansardine.com SMDP
Address : N°200 Lot Elmassar, Z.I Sidi Ghanem Route de Safi 40 000 Marrakech
MOROCCO
Skype : group.oriental
Tel: 212 524 335 449
MOB : 212 700 744 309 (whatsapp)
Fax: 212 524 457 961
Website : www.moroccansardine.com
E-mail : [email protected]
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Your mind is set, just go ahead and apply. You won't hit the lottery if you don't buy the ticket.
Seems like it took 7 months of being outside SGP to realise how valuable SGP was to you.
If you're looking for reassurance, you probably will not get it here.
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