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Akkeshi Oyster
Product features
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"Kaki Emon": [purely born and bred in Atsukishi].Oysters are characterized by their small, round and thick shells.
Using local juvenile oysters produced by Japan's first single-seed technology and adopting aquaculture methods suited to the climate of Atsukishi, the oysters have a concentrated flavour.
The meat is plump and has a rich sweetness."
"Kaki Emon": [purely born and bred in Atsukishi].Oysters are characterized by their small, round and thick shells.
Using local juvenile oysters produced by Japan's first single-seed technology and adopting aquaculture methods suited to the climate of Atsukishi, the oysters have a concentrated flavour.
The meat is plump and has a rich sweetness."
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Product specifications
Product name | Akkeshi Oyster |
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Country of origin | Hokkaido prefecture, Japan |
Description | oyster |
Shipping details | Frozen, Styrofoam box |
Content | 1㎏ / 5〜7pcs |
Date of manufacture | |
Shelf life (number of days) | |
Storage condition | frozen |
Wholesale price in Japan | 1400yen |
Weight per pcs | 1㎏ / 5〜7pcs |
Weight per pcs | |
Weight per case | |
Package Size(L*W*H) | |
Ingredients | Oyster(Hokkaido) |
Allergy | nothing |
Company name | S.company Co., Ltd |
JAN code | |
Case ITF code |
Nutrition Facts(100g)
Calories | 60.0kcal |
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Protein | 6.6g |
Fat | 1.4g |
Carbohydrate | 4.7g |
Sodium | 520.0㎎ |
Iron | 1.9㎎ |
Salt | 1.3g |
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