Description
Yunnan Organic Certified Vegetables
🚚 The Fastest Delivery Time : Arrived in 1-2 days.
🐝 Supplier / Place Of Origin：Yunnan Organic Certified Vegetables / Yunnan
🔖 Certification： Organic certification by China and Canada
🌱 Producer Introduction：
Yunnan Kunming Organic Vegetable Farm is located in Dianyuan Wind Valley Reserve, Panlong District, Kunming City, Yunnan, where the soil is fertile and the water source is clean; the requirements for environmental governance in the area are strict. Taking into account both the ecological environment and economic development, the farm strictly abides by organic standards, and there is no agricultural pollution. The organic vegetables grown in the protected area are particularly sweet and delicious.
The unique climate of Yunnan
Yunnan has a good climate and abundant sunshine, with an average temperature of 14.9°C, a maximum temperature of 31.5°C, and a minimum temperature of -7.8°C; the rainy season is mainly concentrated in May to September; the relative humidity is 76%. The plateau in Panlong District is about 1891m above sea level, and gradually decreases from north to south in a ladder shape. The altitude is between 1500m and 2800m, which is most suitable for planting diversified vegetables.
get two-factor authentication
Because the certification standards in China and Hong Kong are different and uneven. In view of this, hoping to gain the recognition and trust of consumers, organic vegetables in Kunming, Yunnan have obtained dual certification: domestic organic certification and Canadian organic certification.
In 2016, the Consumer Council conducted a random inspection of pesticide residues, all of which were zero; for many years, there were no pesticide residues after random inspections by our customers.
🌱 Supplier Products：
🛍 Product Information (Main) (English)：
Taro is widely used in China area and is used in many dishes. The representative work is taro paste, which is made by peeling and cutting fresh taro into pieces, steaming it in a steamer, mashing it, mixing it with lard and sugar, and finally garnishing it with peanuts, sesame seeds, and plum butterflies. It is usually served as the last dessert at a banquet. Other cooking methods include candied taro, fried taro cake, Muscovy duck taro, etc.
Suggested Eating Method：
Steam or boil, optional with or without sugar dip. As a substitute for food. Taro rice, which is taro and rice fried together, is also a favorite staple food for many Chinese. Taro root is a high source of fiber and other nutrients, offering a variety of potential health benefits, including improved blood sugar, gut, and heart health.
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