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Miyagi Oyster

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[English]

It is an oyster in Higashimatsushima-shi, Miyagi prefecture.Off the coast of Higashimatsushima, the Pacific Oyashio carried plenty of plankton and became a nourishment of oysters.

Sakura oysters have a sweet taste and are milky. Also, this oyster is well managed by traceability so quality is advanced.
These oysters are frozen using a special freezing method, so they can be kept for 3 months in a frozen state. Please defrost naturally when eating.

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Product specifications

Product name
Miyagi Oyster
Country of origin
Miyagi prefecture, Japan
Description
oyster
Shipping details
Frozen, Styrofoam box
Content
1㎏ / 6~8pcs
Date of manufacture
Shelf life (number of days)
Storage condition
frozen
Wholesale price in Japan
1000yen
Weight per pcs
1㎏ / 6~8pcs
Weight per pcs
Weight per case
Package Size(L*W*H)
Ingredients
Oyster(Miyagi)
Allergy
nothing
Company name
S.company Co., Ltd
JAN code
Case ITF code

Nutrition Facts(100g)

Calories
60.0kcal
Protein
6.6g
Fat
1.4g
Carbohydrate
4.7g
Sodium
520.0㎎
Iron
1.9㎎
Salt
1.3g

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