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Export 2019.Pdf ELK SMOKED SAUSAGE G DEER SMOKED SAUSAGE G Ingredients: elk meat (70 g in 100 g of product), pork (17 g in Ingredients: deer meat, beef, pork, lard, salt, whey powder 100 g of product), beef (15 g in 100 g of product), lard, salt, (milk), stabilisers: (E450, E451), lactose, glucose, spices, acidity stabilisers: E450-452, dextrose, sugar, spices (including regulators (E575, E330), flavor enhancer (E621), antioxidants mustard), antioxidant: E300, flavouring spices, haemoglobin, (E300, E316) , flavorings, sugar, hemoglobin, preservative preservative: E250. Product casing is not edible. (E250). Product casing is not edible. In 100 g of the product is used 52 g of deer meat, 33 g of beef, 17 g of pork. Packing: protective atmosphere Packing: protective atmosphere Store at: +2...+6 °C Store at: +2...+6 °C Shelf-life: 50 days Shelf-life: 50 days 003135 003555 In carton: 10 pcs In carton: 10 pcs 740618 740618 4 4 ELK SMOKED SAUSAGE WITH CHEESE G DEER SMOKED SAUSAGE WITH CHEESEG Ingredients: elk meat 58%, pork 17%, beef 15%, cheese 12%, Ingredients: deer meat 58%, pork 17%, beef 18%, cheese 9%, lard, salt, stabilisers: E450-452, dextrose, sugar, spices lard, salt, stabilisers: E450 – E452, dextrose, sugar, spices (including mustard), antioxidant: E300, flavouring spices, (including mustard), antioxidant E300, flavouring spieces, haemoglobin, preservative: E250. Product casing is not edible. preservative E250. Product casing is not edible. Packing: protective atmosphere Packing: protective atmosphere Store at: +2...+6 °C Store at: +2...+6 °C 003142 Shelf-life: 50 days Shelf-life: 50 days 003128 In carton: 10 pcs In carton: 10 pcs 740618 740618 4 4 ELK COLD SMOKED HAM, SLICED80g ELK HOT SMOKED HAM, SLICED 100g Ingredients: elk meat, salt, spices, sugar, garlic, preservative: E250. 114g elk Ingredients: elk meat 83%, water, potato starch, soy protein, stabilizers: E450, meat is used in producing 100g of the product. E451, thickening agent E407a, dextrose, antioxidant: E316, flavouring spices, salt, meat protein (beef, pork), spices, hydrolyzed vegetable protein, vegetable oil, black Packing: vacuum pepper, garlic, preservative: E250. Store at: +2...+6 °C Shelf-life: 30 days 001117 Packing: vacuum In carton: 20 pcs Store at: +2...+6 °C Shelf-life: 20 days 003876 In carton: 20 pcs 740618 4 740618 4 100% G A E naturalM R E TU FR NA OM WILD SMOKED SAUSAGES & HAMS WILD JERKY, ELKG ­ DRIED ELK WILD JERKY, DEERG ­ DRIED DEER Ingredients: elk (Alcesalces), seasoning and flavours, cooking salt, Ingredients: deer, seasoning and flavours, cooking salt, preservative E250. preservative E250. 350g elk meat is used in producing 100g of the product. 350g deer meat is used in producing 100g of the product. 100g of product contains on average: energy 1547 kJ / 371 kcal, fats 7 g 100g of product contains on average: energy 1693 kJ / 406 kcal, fats 8 g (including saturated fatty acids 3,5 g), carbohydrates 0 g (including sugars 0 g), (including saturated fatty acids 4,0 g), carbohydrates 0 g (including sugars 0 g), protein 77 g, salt 4 g. protein 70 g, salt 4 g. Packing: oxygen-proof; Packing: oxygen-proof; 002183 the package contains oxygen binder the package contains oxygen binder 002206 Store at: 0...+25 °C Store at: 0...+25 °C Shelf-life: 360 days Shelf-life: 360 days 740618 In carton: 10 pcs In carton: 10 pcs 740618 4 4 WILD JERKY, WILD BOARG WILD JERKY, BEEFG ­ BEEF DRIED WILDBOAR Ingredients: wild boar, seasoning and flavours, cooking salt, preservative Ingredients: beef, seasoning and flavours, cooking salt, preservative E250. E250. 350g wildboar meat is used in producing 100g of the product. 350g beef is used in producing 100g of the product. 100g of product contains on average: energy 2057,9 kJ / 493,5 kcal, fats 24,5 g 100g of product contains on average: energy 1386,5 kJ / 332,5 kcal, fats 12,5 g (including saturated fatty acids 7,0 g), carbohydrates 0 g (including sugars 0 g), (including saturated fatty acids 6,0 g), carbohydrates 0 g (including sugars 0 g), protein 68,2 g, salt 4 g. protein 55 g, salt 4 g. Packing: oxygen-proof; Packing: oxygen-proof; 002176 the package contains oxygen binder 002190 the package contains oxygen binder Store at: 0...+25 °C Store at: 0...+25 °C Shelf-life: 360 days Shelf-life: 360 days 740618 In carton: 10 pcs 740618 In carton: 10 pcs 4 4 WILD SMOKED & DRIED ELK SAUSAGE WILD, SMOKED & DRIED DEER SAUSAGE G G Ingredients: elk, pork, salt, dextrose, stabililizer: E450, 451; glucose syrup, Ingredients: deer, pork, salt, dextrose, stabililizer: E450, 451; glucose syrup, spices (contais mustard), spice extracts (contains celery), acidity regulators: spices (contais mustard), spice extracts (contains celery), acidity regulators: E301, E575; hemoglobin, preservative: E250. 110 g elk, 55 g pork is used in E301, E575; hemoglobin, preservative: E250. 110 g deer, 55 g pork is used in producing 100 g of the product. Casing is not edible. producing 100 g of the product. Casing is not edible. Packing: vacuum Packing: vacuum Store at: 0...+25 °C Store at: 0...+25 °C 003340 Shelf-life: 180 days Shelf-life: 180 days 003357 In carton: 10 pcs In carton: 10 pcs 740618 740618 4 100% 4 G A E naturalM R E TU FR NA OM WILD DRIED SNACK PRODUCTS - WILD JERKY ELK TENDERLOIN ELK STRIPLOIN Product description: Elk tenderloin head on chain o . Piece weight 1-2,5 kg. Product description: Elk striploin back and belly chains o. Piece weight 2-4 kg. Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Shelf-life: 21 days Shelf-life: 2 years Shelf-life: 21 days Shelf-life: 2 years In carton: 8 - 10 kg In carton: 8 - 10 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg 2 361801 400009 2 361812 100004 2 361801 100008 2 361812 000007 ELK TOPROUND ELK SILVERSIDE Product description: Elk topround cap o. Piece weight 2-4 kg. Product description: Piece weight 3-5 kg. Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Shelf-life: 21 days Shelf-life: 2 years Shelf-life: 21 days Shelf-life: 2 years In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg 2 361801 600003 2 361811 400006 2 361801 900004 2 361811 500003 ELK ROUND KNUCKLE ELK RUMP Product description: Piece weight 3-5 kg. Product description: Piece weight 1-3 kg. Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Shelf-life: 21 days Shelf-life: 2 years Shelf-life: 21 days Shelf-life: 2 years In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg 2 361801 800007 2 361811 600000 2 361801 300002 2 361811 900001 ELK ­CUT ELK ­CUT ELK HAUNCH IN NET Product description: Elk rump, Product description: Elk rump, Product description: Elk silverside, silverside and knuckle. silverside, topround and knuckle. topround or knuckle, netted by 800...1200 g. 100003 200000 800002 Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Store at: -18 °C Store at: -18 °C Store at: -18 °C Shelf-life: 2 years Shelf-life: 2 years Shelf-life: 2 years In carton: 15 - 20 kg 361813 In carton: 15 - 20 kg 361813 In carton: 15 - 20 kg 361813 2 2 2 100% G A E naturalM R E TU FR NA OM WILD FROZEN AND CHILLED WILD GAME MEAT ELK A­TRIMMING ELK B­TRIMMING Product description: Elk trimming 95/5. Fat content max 5%. Product description: Elk trimming 90/10. Fat content max 10%. Packing: by 5 kg into vacuum Packing: by 20 kg into polyblock Packing: by 5 kg into vacuum Packing: by 20 kg into polyblock Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Shelf-life: 14 days Shelf-life: 2 years Shelf-life: 14 days Shelf-life: 2 years In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg 2 361801 200005 2 361804 200002 2 361804 400006 2 361804 300009 ELK BRISCET ELK ENTRECOTE Product description: Cut of meat from the elk breast. Piece weight 0,5-1,5 kg. Product description: Elk entercote. Piece weight 0,8-2 kg. Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Packing: by one into vacuum bag Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Store at: 0...+4 °C Store at: -18 °C Shelf-life: 21 days Shelf-life: 2 years Shelf-life: 21 days Shelf-life: 2 years In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg In carton: 15 - 20 kg 2 361813 900009 2 361811 200002 2 361806 100003 2 361810 300000 ELK NECK ELK SHOULDER Product description: Elk neck meat in two pieces.Total weight 2-5 kg. Product description: Elk shoulder meat in two pieces. Total weight 3-6 kg.
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