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Yukon-china Culture Exchange Services

Supplier From Canada
Jul-08-20
Supplier : Dried planted morel mushrooms

Established: 2013

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29-96 Lewes Blvd
Whitehorse Y1A4S6
Canada


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- Part: whole, cut off the stem.
- Diameter: 3-4cm up. - Type: shiitake.
- Moisture: 12%. - Drying Process: AD.
- Shelf Life: 24 months. - Place of Origin: Vietnam.
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Variety Available
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Product Type
Dry Mushroom


Packaging Size
50 Kg


Quality Available
A Grade


Packaging Type
PP Bag


Storage
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Item No.
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Country of Origin
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Item Code: 10
Production Capacity: 10000
Delivery Time: 10 days
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