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Dried Melon

Melon belongs to Cucurbitaceae family. . Melons are full of health benefits. Melons are not only low in calories and fat, but they are also high in essential vitamins and minerals, and water content.

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Melon belongs to Cucurbitaceae family. Melons are full of health benefits. Melons are not only low in calories and fat, but they are also high in essential vitamins and minerals content.
As melon is a low-sodium and potassium-rich fruit, it may help you maintain healthy blood pressure levels. Melon contains multiple nutrients that are vital for bone health, including folate, vitamin K and magnesium. The benefits of melon are abundant especially for our health. The healthy compound inside a melon is recently discovered for curing cancer and heart attack.
  • No Added Sugar
  • No Added Colors & Flavors
  • 100 GR Per Packaging
  • 24 Packs in One Master Carton (Shipping Carton)
Additional information
Weight 0.700 kg
Dimensions 65 × 30 cm
1- HS Code

08140000
2 - Each Package Net Weight

100 (gr)
3 - Each Package Gross Weight

125 (gr)
4 - Each Package Dimentions

5 - No. of Packs per Carton

3Packs × 8 × 100gr Net (pcs)
6 - Master Carton Net Weight

2.4 (kg)
7 - Master Carton Gross Weight

3.6 (kg)
8 - Master Carton Dimension

35.5L × 34W × 17H (cm)
9 - Shelf Life

18 (Month)
10 - No. of Cartons per Pallets

45 (pcs)
Nutrition Facts
Principle Per 100 gr Nutrient value
Energy 31 Cal
Total Fat 0.3 gr 1 %
Saturated Fat 0 0
Sodium 0 0
Carbohydrates 8 gr 5 %
Dietary Fiber 1 gr 6 %
Sugars 14 gr
Vitamin A 1 %
Vitamin C 18 %
Potassium 8 %
Calcium 1.2 %
Cholesterol 0
Protein 0
Iron 2.1 %
Phosphorus 0
 

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