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Sainsbury's Seafood Selection 200g (Ready to Eat)

Sainsbury's Seafood Selection 200g (Ready to Eat)

Sainsbury's Seafood Selection 200g (Ready to Eat) is a Not ultra‑processed food product.

Not ultra‑processed: The product contains no known additives or processing methods that indicate ultra-processing (UPF) by the NOVA classification.

Nutri-Score

Nutri-Score A Sainsbury's Seafood Selection 200g (Ready to Eat) has a Nutri-Score of A.

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Sainsbury's Seafood Selection 200g (Ready to Eat) and other products from this brand are available at Sainsbury's.

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Allergens in Sainsbury's Seafood Selection 200g (Ready to Eat)

Molluscs


Crustaceans

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Ingredients

 MSC Certified Mussels (Mytilus spp) (Mollusc) (40%), ASC Certified King Prawns (King Prawns (Penaeus vannamei) (Crustacean), Salt) (40%), Squid (Uroteuthis spp) (Mollusc) (20%). <br>Packaged in a protective atmosphere

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