Specifications and ordering
- MOQ
- 1000 piece
| Min qty | Max qty | Price | Currency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1000 | — | 0.06 | USD |
Dried Crab Shell
Crab shells are carefully cleaned and processed to ensure high quality and hygiene. They are widely used for stuffing seafood dishes, baking, grilling, and frozen ready meals. Crab shells are also ideal for food presentation in restaurants and catering services. In addition, they can be used for handicrafts, decorations, and industrial applications such as chitin and chitosan extraction. Available in various sizes and suitable for food processing and export markets.
- Color: Red or White
- Size: Medium 8-10cm / Large 10-12cm or 12cm up
- Style: Dried
- Drying Process: Sun Dried
- Moisture: 5% - 7%
- Trade term: EXW
- Shipping Methods: Air/Sea shipping
- Delivery time: 15- 30 days
- Pakaging: Customized pakaging
- Keyword: Dried Crab Shell, Crab Shells, Natural Crab Shell, Seafood Shell, Chitin Raw Material
- Commodity: Dried Crab Shell
- Storage type: Nomal
- Specification: Dried and Clean
- Shelf life: 2 years
- Instruction for use: Food stuff, Decoration
- Type: Natural Dried Crab Shell
- Usage: Used for stuffing, decoration, handicrafts, and creative craft projects.
- Admixture: 1%
- Grade: A
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