Onion
Quick-frozen onions, cut into 10x10 mm cubes.
Net weight: | 10 kg, 25 kg |
Type of packaging: | corrugated box, paper bag |
Quantity of pieces in multiple-unit package: | 63 boxes, 27 bags |
Weight of multiple-unit package: | 675 kg |
Shelf life: | 720 days/24 months |
Storage temperature max (°C): | -18 ℃ |
Storage conditions: | at a temperature not exceeding -18 ℃ and relative humidity not exceeding 95% |
Energy value per 100 g of product: | 171.5 kj (kJ)/41.0 kCal (kCal) |
Nutrition Facts (Food value) per 100 g of product: | Proteins - 1.4 g (g); carbohydrates - 8.2 g (g), of which sugars - 8.1 g (g); salt 0.0 g (g); fat 0.2 g (g), of which saturated fat - 0.0 g (g). |
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