PEARL BARLEY GROATS
Pearl barley is a whole grain that has undergone primary rolling, from which bran is mostly removed. Used for porridges, soups, fillings.
| Net weight: | 800 g |
| Type of packaging: | Polypropylene bag |
| Quantity of pieces in multiple-unit package: | 6 pcs |
| Weight of multiple-unit package: | 4,8 kg |
| Shelf life: | 18 months |
| Storage temperature max (°C): | Not exceeding 20° С |
| Storage conditions: | Store in a dry, clean, well ventilated area and relative humidity not exceeding 70% |
| Energy value per 100 g of product: | 1468 kj / 351 kcal |
| Nutrition Facts (Food value) per 100 g of product: | Fats – 1,7 g 2%, Saturated fatty acids – 0,37 g 2%, Carbohydrates – 70,9 g 27%, Sugar – 1,6 g 2%, Protein – 10,0 g 20%, Salt - 0,04 g 0,6%, Vitamin B9 – 34,0 mcg 17%, Vitamin E – 2,76 mg 23%, Iron – 12,7 mg 91%, Magnesium – 90,9 mg 24%, Phosphorus - 300 mg 43%, Potassium - 264 mg 12%, Zinc – 1,5 mg 15%, Calcium – 65,6 mg 8%. |
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