Import Dried Squid From Vietnam — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

The product is dried squid sourced from Vietnam and offered by Blue Lotus Exim Co., Ltd. It is made from carefully selected squid that are cleaned and dried to preserve flavor and nutrients. The listing notes an ice percent of 0.2 and customizable sizes of 4 × 4 cm or 4 × 6 cm; each order is based on a raw material weight of 20 kg. The fillet is high in protein, low in fat, and suitable for health‑conscious consumers.

Typical moisture content for Vietnamese dried squid lies between 8 % and 12 %, and protein content generally reaches 60‑65 % on a dry basis; these values align with industry standards. Standard packaging uses food‑grade sealed bags placed in cartons, and a common shelf life is 12‑18 months when stored in a dry, cool environment. The product often complies with HACCP and ISO food‑safety protocols, though buyers should request the specific certificates. Typical storage temperature is 0 °C to 25 °C.

This dried squid is used by snack manufacturers, restaurant kitchens and specialty food retailers for ready‑to‑eat snacks or as an ingredient in cooked dishes. Shipping terms can be arranged according to buyer preference, with options for ambient transport given the low moisture level. Importers should confirm minimum order quantity, incoterms and payment conditions directly with Blue Lotus Exim Co., Ltd. before finalising the purchase.

Blue Lotus Exim Co., Ltd. operates out of Viet Nam and is listed with a harbour trust tier indicating a basic level of verification. The supplier’s tier is recorded as “imported”, and no response rate or average response time is provided in the listing. The company focuses on exporting dried seafood, with this entry highlighting dried squid sourced from Vietnamese waters.

The supplier states that the product complies with food‑safety standards such as ISO and HACCP, though specific certificates must be requested. No further corporate details such as founding year, employee count or revenue are disclosed. Potential buyers should ask for business registration documents and any relevant export licences.