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Dried Tomato

Incorporating dried tomatoes into any meal is a smart way to stay healthy! These little gems are packed with nutrients and anti-oxidants.  Dried tomatoes lend robust flavor to a variety of dishes.  In addition to their aesthetic benefits, dried tomatoes serve as an excellent source of several nutrients, and they offer a range of health benefits due to their nutritional profile.

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Incorporating dried tomatoes into any meal is a smart way to stay healthy! These little gems are packed with nutrients and anti-oxidants (including lycopene) that are event believed to decrease the risk of certain cancers, neutralize free radicals and decrease inflammation. They are also loaded with vitamins C (which support the immune system) and K, as well as iron. Ready to eat right out of the bag, they are an easy (and yummy) way for one to meet their daily nutritional servings. They also serve as a great source of fiber and contribute to heart health. So eat up and enjoy!
  • 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

20029090
2 - Each Package Net Weight

100 (gr)
3 - Each Package Gross Weight

132 (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

47L × 39W × 17H (cm)
9 - Shelf Life

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

45 (pcs)
Nutrition Facts
Principle Per 100 gr Nutrient value
Energy 260 Cal
Total Fat 3 gr 5 %
Saturated Fat 0.5 gr 3 %
Polyunsaturated Fat 1 gr
Monounsaturated Fat 0.5 gr
Dietary Fiber 12.5 gr 50 %
Sugars 37.5 gr
Vitamin A 17.5 %
Vitamin C 65 %
Potassium 3450 mg 99 %
Calcium 8.5 %
Sodium 105 mg 4 %
Carbohydrates 55 gr 18 %
Protein 14 gr
Iron 50 %

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