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Dried Pineapple

Pineapples are low in calories so for all their health benefits are also a positive ingredient on any diet sheet. As a snack, it is an effective low-fat way to get some quick energy.

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Pineapples are low in calories so for all their health benefits are also a positive ingredient on any diet sheet. As a snack, it is an effective low-fat way to get some quick energy.
Dried Pineapples have high levels of vitamin C and bromelain that fight microbial infections. Eating pineapples with prescription drugs can help cure colds and coughs. Dried pineapple is a good source of calcium, potassium, manganese, fiber, as well as vitamins A, B and C. It is also very useful to prevent cancer because it contains fluoride.
  • No Added Sugar
  • No Added Colors & Flavors
  • 200 GR Per Packaging
  • 24 Packs in One Master Carton (Shipping Carton)
Additional information
Weight 0.700 kg
Dimensions 65 × 30 cm
1- HS Code

08043000
2 - Each Package Net Weight

100 (gr)
3 - Each Package Gross Weight

150 (gr)
4 - Each Package Dimentions

5 - No. of Packs per Carton

3Packs × 8 × 200gr Net (pcs)
6 - Master Carton Net Weight

2.4 (kg)
7 - Master Carton Gross Weight

3.6 (kg)
8 - Master Carton Dimension

43.5L × 27.5W × 18H (cm)
9 - Shelf Life

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

40 (pcs)
Nutrition Facts
Principle Per 100 gr Nutrient value
Energy 245 Cal
Total Fat 0.6 gr 1 %
Saturated Fat 0 0
Sodium 0 0
Carbohydrates 64 gr
Dietary Fiber 7 gr
Sugars 47 gr
Vitamin A 0.4 %
Vitamin C 26.8 %
Potassium 1 %
Calcium 0.4%
Cholesterol 0
Protein 2.76 gr
Iron 0.8 %
Phosphorus 0

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