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Green Mauritanian Lobster (Panulirus regius) is a premium spiny lobster harvested in the pristine coastal waters of Mauritania. Caught using traditional methods, each lobster is promptly flash‑frozen with minimal glaze to preserve its natural sweetness and firm texture. The product comes in 10 kg transparent packs and is available in several size grades (200–300 g, 300–400 g, 600–700 g and 700–1500 g) to ensure consistent portioning for chefs and caterers. Buyers benefit from flexible logistics: EU deliveries can arrive within 48 hours where carrier schedules allow, and the supplier accommodates custom order sizes. Pricing is provided on request; to receive a quote, simply specify the desired size grade, total tonnage, destination country and delivery window. With careful handling, stable sizing and rapid delivery, this lobster is well‑suited to high‑quality foodservice and retail applications.

These Angolan roasted cocoa beans are sourced from Coimbra Cambolo Prestação de Serviço e Comércio (SU) Lda and harvested from smallholder farms near Morro Bento. Unlike typical raw beans, they are carefully roasted and packed in 800‑gram raffia sacks, ready for immediate use in cocoa beverages or confectionery production.


A recent laboratory bulletin from the National Service for Food Quality Control in Luanda certifies that the beans are free of E. coli and Salmonella and contain very low levels of Staphylococcus organisms. Physicochemical tests show a moisture content of 3.95 %, ash of 3.66 %, and fat content of 32.31 %, indicating a high‑quality, well‑roasted product with excellent storage stability.

Angola may be a smaller cocoa producer compared with Côte d’Ivoire or Ghana, but its unique terroir and careful roasting yield beans with a rich, aromatic flavour profile. These beans are ideal for buyers seeking distinctive origins or ready‑to‑use roasted cocoa for niche beverages and specialty products. Each lot is traceable and has a long shelf life, expiring on 31 May 2026.

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