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Strawberries (Zipper Bag) 300G

Whole strawberries with a delightful sweet and tangy flavor.
Suitable for consumption as is or as an ingredient in various dishes and sweets.

Size	(300g × 15 bags) × 2 sets
Packaging size	240×170×30(mm) Case Size: 390×240×180(mm)
Code	760912R
JAN Code	4543567010342
ITF Code	14543567010349
Raw material name	Strawberry
Place of origin	Chile
Expiration date	2 years from the manufacturing date
Allergy info	Not applicable

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Peru Information

Peru is divided into three regions by the Andes Mountains, which runs from north to south. The country is made up of the coastal region, the plateau/mountain region, and the rainforest region. The plateau region, which includes the Andes Mountains, is famous for the cultivation of potatoes, of which there are many varieties.

e coastal region produces asparagus, avocados, mangoes, and other agricultural products. In recent years, Peru has taken advantage of its fertile soil for the cultivation and production of asparagus, expanding its market share in the world’s major countries. It has grown into a highly valued product, and is well-regarded in terms of both quality and variety.

In terms of fruits, avocados and mangoes are mainstay exports, and Peru is also expanding their exports to European countries. Just south of the equator, the mango harvest begins around December. Peruvian apple mangoes are exported around the world due to their high quality. Avocados are another important and expanding export.

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Chile Information

The unique topography of Chile, with the Pacific Ocean to its west, the Andes Mountains to its east, deserts to its north, and glaciers to its south, makes it suitable for agriculture, with little risk of damage from pests.
The Chilean government has led the way in promoting agriculture in South America.
Under the government’s stringent control, sustainable “Good Agricultural Practices” (GAP) have been implemented to meet the standards demanded by international markets.
The result is high quality agricultural practices that have made Chilean berries and grapes famous throughout the world.