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일자	신고 품목	단가	수출업체	수입업체
2025-12-22	EDE ** **** **** ***	2.54 USD / kg	(독일)	(카자흐스탄)
2025-10-17	EDE **** *** **** ******** ******** ** *** **** * ***** * ***	3.70 USD / kg	(독일)	(카자흐스탄)

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최근 수출 거래: 2026-04-20

산업군: 기타

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Classification

Product TypeProcessed Food

Product FormDry (Shelf-stable)

Industry PositionPackaged Processed Food

Market

Shell-shaped pasta sold in Germany is a shelf-stable, packaged staple product supplied through both domestic manufacturing and intra-EU trade, alongside imports from outside the EU. Market access is primarily defined by EU food law on labeling (including allergen disclosure for cereals containing gluten), hygiene/HACCP-based controls, and limits for contaminants relevant to cereal-based foods. Germany’s modern retail and discounter channels drive high private-label penetration and strong buyer specifications, with premium differentiation via bronze-die, wholegrain, and gluten-free lines. Importers placing packaged pasta on the German market also face country-specific packaging compliance duties under the German Packaging Act (VerpackG) and the LUCID register framework.

Market RoleLarge domestic consumer market with significant domestic manufacturing and extensive intra‑EU sourcing

Domestic RoleStaple pantry carbohydrate used primarily in household retail consumption, with additional demand from foodservice and institutional catering.

Market GrowthNot Mentioned

SeasonalityYear-round availability; demand is not seasonally constrained because product is shelf-stable.

Specification

Primary VarietyConchiglie (shell-shaped pasta)

Secondary Variety

Conchigliette (small shells)
Conchiglioni (large shells)

Physical Attributes

Shell geometry designed to hold sauces and small ingredients
Smooth vs. ridged surface variants affecting sauce adhesion
Uniform color and low breakage rates expected in retail packs

Compositional Metrics

Moisture control to maintain shelf stability and texture
Cooking performance metrics commonly monitored by buyers (e.g., firmness and cooking loss)

Packaging

Moisture-barrier retail bags/boxes with German-language compliant labeling
Bulk cases/packs for foodservice and wholesale channels
Lot coding enabling batch-level traceability and recall execution

Supply Chain

Value Chain

Durum wheat sourcing → milling to semolina → mixing/kneading → extrusion/forming (shell dies) → drying → cooling → packaging and coding → distribution to retail/foodservice

Temperature

Ambient logistics; protect from heat spikes that can degrade packaging integrity and product quality
Dry storage is critical to prevent moisture uptake and quality loss

Atmosphere Control

Humidity control and intact moisture-barrier packaging reduce clumping and quality defects
Pest management in storage and distribution is important for cereal-based dry goods

Shelf Life

Shelf life is generally long for dry pasta when stored cool and dry; moisture ingress is a primary quality failure mode

Freight IntensityMedium

Transport ModeLand

Risks

Regulatory Compliance HighNon-compliant German/EU labeling (especially allergen disclosure for cereals containing gluten, ingredient list accuracy, and mandatory food information) can lead to product withdrawal/recall and, for non‑EU shipments, customs/market-entry delays until corrected.Run a pre-market label and artwork compliance review against Regulation (EU) 1169/2011 (German-language requirements, allergen emphasis, nutrition declaration), and maintain a controlled label-change process with versioned approvals.

Food Safety MediumCereal-based products can be affected by regulated contaminants (notably mycotoxins such as deoxynivalenol in cereal supply chains); exceedances can trigger border rejection, official control action, and RASFF notifications.Implement a risk-based raw material monitoring plan (supplier approval, COAs where appropriate, targeted lab testing for relevant contaminants) and keep documentation audit-ready for official controls.

Sustainability Compliance MediumIf the importer/brand owner is the first entity placing packaged pasta on the German market, failure to meet VerpackG obligations (e.g., LUCID registration and system participation where required) can result in enforcement action including sales bans and fines.Confirm VerpackG role allocation (manufacturer/first distributor/importer), complete LUCID registration where applicable, and ensure packaging system participation and reporting duties are operational before first sale.

Buyer Requirements MediumLarge German retailers and private-label programs may require GFSI-benchmarked audits (e.g., IFS Food or BRCGS) and robust traceability/food safety culture evidence; gaps can block supplier onboarding even if legal compliance is met.Align site systems to an accepted GFSI scheme (IFS Food and/or BRCGS as commercially relevant), maintain up-to-date audit reports and corrective-action closure evidence, and prepare a buyer-specific compliance dossier.

Logistics LowRoad freight and energy-cost volatility in Europe can compress margins for bulky, price-competitive pasta lines, especially private label and wholesale formats.Use indexed freight clauses for longer contracts, optimize pallet density/pack formats, and dual-source within the EU to reduce disruption exposure.

Sustainability

Packaging compliance and extended producer responsibility expectations under Germany’s Packaging Act (VerpackG), including registration and system participation for first distributors/importers placing packaged goods on the German market
Climate-related volatility in wheat/durum supply and pricing can affect cost structure and sourcing stability for pasta manufacturers and private-label programs

Labor & Social

Supply-chain human-rights due diligence expectations for in-scope companies under Germany’s Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (LkSG), which can require upstream risk assessment, remediation processes, and reporting as part of buyer onboarding

Standards

IFS Food
BRCGS Global Standard Food Safety

FAQ

What are the key labeling obligations for packaged shell pasta sold in Germany?Germany applies EU-wide food labeling rules. Prepacked pasta must carry mandatory food information under Regulation (EU) 1169/2011, including an ingredient list with allergens clearly indicated (cereals containing gluten are typically relevant), and—where applicable—nutrition information. Labels must be suitable for the German market and aligned with buyer and enforcement expectations.

Do importers placing packaged pasta on the German market have packaging compliance duties?Yes. If a company is the first distributor placing packaged goods on the German market, Germany’s Packaging Act framework can require registration with the Central Agency Packaging Register (ZSVR) via LUCID and compliance with system participation and reporting obligations where applicable. Non-compliance can lead to enforcement measures, including potential sales bans.

Which food safety certifications are commonly requested by German retail buyers for pasta suppliers?Retail programs commonly reference GFSI-benchmarked food safety schemes. In Europe and Germany, IFS Food and BRCGS Global Standard Food Safety are frequently used in buyer qualification; the exact requirement depends on the retailer, channel, and whether the product is branded or private label.

How do traceability and recalls typically work for pasta in the EU/Germany context?EU General Food Law requires traceability at all stages of the food chain, so operators need systems to identify suppliers and customers for each lot. When a safety issue is identified, EU authorities use the Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) to share information quickly, which can accelerate withdrawals and recalls across member states.