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Seaweed Nori
Application Scenario:
Sushi
snacks
Soup
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Product Detiles
specifications
Quality Grade: | A--gold, B--silver, C--blue, D--green |
Taste: | crisp and tender |
Flavor: | delicious and nutritious |
Application: | for sushi and onigiri |
Type: | seaweed nori |
Size: | Full sheet 19*21 cm |
Shelf life: | 18months (properly stored) |
Packing(1): | 50 sheets/bag, 80bags/carton |
Packing(2): | 100sheets/bag, 48bags/carton |
20'FCL loading: | 245 cartons |
40'GP: | 520 |
40'HQ: | 590 |
Nori Grading Instruction | ||||
Index | A Grade | B Grade | C Grade | D Grade |
Color Ref. | Dark Green | Deep Green | Green | Yellow green |
Glossy | Glossy | Glossy | Glossy | Low Glossiness |
Flavor | Tastes Tender and Sweet. | Tastes Fresh and Sweet | With Flavor | With Delicate Flavor |
Appearance | Uniform Thickness | Uniform Thickness | ||
Regular Edge , | Regular Edge , | |||
No Damage and Hole | No Damage and Hole | No Damage | ||
No Dead Spot | No Dead Spot | Occasionally with Dead Spot | Occasionally with Dead Spot | |
Impurity | No Chlorella and Diatom | Occasionally With Chlorella and Diatom | Occasionally with Chlorella and Diatom | |
Function | High suppleness and Suitable for grade sushi. | Suitable for high quality sushi. | Suitable for normal Sushi | suitable for low grade sushi |
Function
1.High suppleness and Suitable for grade sushi.
2.Suitable for high quality sushi
3.Suitable for normal Sushi
4.Suitable for low grade Sushi
Introduction
Product :
Nori is the Japanese name for edible seaweed species of the red alga genus Porphyra yezoensis and Porphyra tenera, called laver in Wales and other English-speaking countries though the popularity of sushi, either referring to the product as "nori" as the Japanese do, or simply as seaweed. Finished products are made by a shredding and rack-drying process that resembles papermaking.