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Snails helix aspersa maxima /gross gris/ fattening with unique food additive lactic acid bacteria.
Helix aspersa maxima live snails, canned snails, frozen snails,.
Operculum seashell.
Frozen Seafood Like Shrimps, Scampi and Soft Shell Crabs.
African snails achatina fulica.
Lobsters, langoustine, shrimps, prawns.
Topshell meat, frozen, black sea sprat.Fillets, slices, packaging, smoking
Seafood.Trade
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Snow crab, cod, scallops, topshell.
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