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Mussels     

The Green shell mussel is unique to the cool, clean waters of New Zealand's sheltered coastline. These highly productive waters provide the ideal environment for growing healthy, succulent mussels. Green shell mussels are a renewable resource and are grown and harvested year-round.

A sophisticated suspension-culture system ensures the mussels are mature and of the best quality. The flesh of Green shell mussels varies according to sex; the female is apricot, the male is cream. Both colours have the same delicate flavour. The distinctive green shell also allows for creative food presentations.

Green shell  mussels are in global demand owing to their renowned flavour. In addition, customers can rely on the combination of the crystal clear waters of New Zealand plus  stringent quality assurance and hazard control procedures, which guarantee the highest quality and safety standards. Green shell mussels are appreciated by chefs and consumers worldwide owing to the high meat-to-shell ratio, which is noticeably higher than in other species; the productivity of New Zealand's waters also boosts this. 

Sanford has an inspection team that test the mussels prior to harvest to ensure only the best quality mussels are harvested and processed. Quality Control systems are in place throughout the processing plants to ensure only the finest mussels are shipped to customers.

Nutritional Information (per 100g)

Energy (kcal) 85 Sodium (mg) 410
Protein (g) 12 Zinc (mg) 0.95
Oil (g) 2.1 Vitamin A (mg) 0.05
Omega 3: Omega 6 13:5 Vitamin D2 and D3 (mg) 0.018
Cholesterol (mg) 27 Vitamin E (mg) 1.9
Calcium (mg) 56 Vitamin B1 (mg) 0.009
Iodine (mg) 0.065 Vitamin B2 (mg) 0.28
Iron (mg) 7 Vitamin B6 (mg) 0.19
Phosphorous (mg) 230 Vitamin B12 (mg) 0.009
Potassium (mg) 270 Niacin (mg) 1.4
Selenium (mg) 0.038 Pantothenate (mg) <1
Vitamin C (mg) 4.4    
 
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Last modified: 10/15/07