factory direct supply fried shallot flakes with high quality and Competitive Price

Many people like to eat onion crisps. Although they can also make fried onion crisps at home, it is more troublesome and time-consuming. All more and more people choose to buy them in supermarkets. The fried onion crisps we produce not only taste very good Good, and very healthy. Using pure natural high-quality onions as the main raw material, high-temperature frying, vacuum packaging, to maximize the deliciousness of fried onion crisp. We use standardized production processes.

As one of National Key Agriculture Industrialization Enterprises and No. one ginger export in Shandong Province, Laiwu Manhing Vegetables Fruits Corporation, with “Ginger the Big” as its key brand, is nominated as the exclusive ginger supplier of 2008 Beijing Olympic Games. And the products under this brand are exported into more than 100 countries and areas like Japan, E.U., South Korea, Singapore and so on. Ginger the Big has earned a very high reputation in the international market.

With years of development, company has established an intact industrial chain of cultivation, acquisition, storing, processing and exporting of agricultural products. The products are up to hundreds of varieties covering four series from preserving, pickling, dehydrating to quick freezing. The company is located in the famous ginger origin of China, Laiwu City, Shandong Province. It has been taken as the national demenstration base of agriculture industrialization with thousands of acres organic ginger planting base. The factory covers an area of 80 acres(480 mu) and possesses regitered capital 12 million us dollars. And its annual processed and exported products volume is up to 400,000 tons.

Based on the development of agriculture industrialization, leading the enterprise development by technology, taking producing healthy food upon itself, Laiwu Manhing is making outstanding efforts in the update of agriculture industry, regulaiton of industrialization and increasing of farmer’s income.