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Full Description
About Dry Kiwi
Dried Kiwi Helps in Boosts immune system. Kiwis are powerful sources of antioxidants that boost immunity and help prevent respiratory ailments like asthma. Dried Kiwi Fruits are low in calories. They are rich in several important nutrients – including vitamins C, E, and K, and potassium and folate.
Benefits
Dry kiwi helps in treat asthma. It Aids digestion. Kiwi also boosts immune system, Helps prevent sickness, Manages blood pressure, Reduces blood clotting, Protects against vision loss.
Nutritive Value/Benefits
Calories: 42,
Fat: 0.4g,
Sodium: 2mg,
Carbohydrates: 10.1g,
Fiber: 2.1g,
Sugars: 6.2g,
Protein: 0.8g.
Storage & Uses
Store Dry kiwi by placing in tightly sealed airtight container or heavy-duty plastic bag.
Shelf-Life
Storage Tips
To maximize the shelf life of dried kiwi after opening, place in tightly sealed airtight container or heavy-duty plastic bag.
Storage Temperature
Under optimum storage conditions at a temperature of -0.5ºC and 0ºC and a relative humidity of 90 to 95%, kiwis can be stored for between 3 and 5 months.
Shipment Info
A shipment description, or parcel information, is asked in those rare cases that a courier company is trying to locate your parcel because it became unreadable due to a fallen off label or an unreadable label. We will go through the process and tell you what parcel information you have to give. The shipment or order details, on the contrary, is a summary of all the information regarding a parcel that a shipper wants to send to a receiver. It contains information about the pick-up and delivery address and contact person. It is of great importance to us and the courier that we are fully aware of the content of the parcel (it’s weight, dimensions, specific content, …) because it helps us to asses which service would be the safest and cheapest for you. Having a thorough parcel content description will avoid problems during transport, for example when a courier has to pick up a parcel that is much heavier and bigger than mentioned.