Raw Fish
Frozen Raw Fish Sample
1 Package
$3MOQ:
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Product Specifications
Weight:
2.3 Kilograms
Shipping Method:
Air Transport
Intended Use:
Culinary Testing And Menu Development
Packaging:
Frozen State Maintenance
Temperature Maintenance:
Frozen Throughout Shipping
Condition On Arrival:
Optimal
Export Markets
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South Africa
South Africa
100%
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Product descriptions from the supplier
This product is a frozen raw fish sample, weighing 2.3 kilograms. Ideal for culinary testing or evaluation, this fish is shipped frozen to preserve freshness and quality. It is available for export via air transport to ensure timely delivery. Perfect for restaurants and culinary professionals looking to sample different fish varieties for menu development. The fish is packed to maintain its frozen state throughout the shipping process, ensuring that it arrives in optimal condition.
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$3
/ Package
Min. order: 1 Package
Analytical Laboratory Services Unit 16, Ben Amathila Avenue Walvis Bay Nami
Main Export Markets
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