Woosin Trading lists barcode 8800242940216, 400g net weight per retail pack, 12 retail packs per carton, 18 months shelf life, frozen storage at -18°C, 6.0 kg gross carton weight, carton dimensions 440 × 325 × 305 mm, and 0.044 CBM.
Each retail pack contains five 80g corndogs. A case therefore contains 60 individual corndogs and 4.8 kg of food net weight. The gross case is 6kg.
That distinction matters in retailer setup. If a buyer creates the SKU as “80g,” the inventory system understates the retail pack by a factor of five. The saleable unit is 400g / 5 pieces.
The sausage itself is fish-based, which changes the import and allergen file. This is not a beef or pork hotdog hidden inside batter. Fish species, surimi composition and other animal-derived ingredients should be verified. Some destinations may treat fish products differently from ordinary bakery snacks and may require health certificates or approved-facility documentation.
KCN’s page currently describes the product as EU certified. That phrase is too broad on its own. The importer should ask what exact approval or certification it refers to: establishment approval, health certification, export eligibility or another document. “EU certified” should never be treated as automatic authorization for every EU destination and product scenario.
The frozen supply chain is straightforward but unforgiving. The case must remain at the specified frozen condition during storage and transport. At 0.044 CBM per carton, the product uses more cube than many ambient pantry items, and frozen freight is significantly more expensive than ordinary LCL.
Preparation is also part of the retail value. The consumer expects a crisp exterior after heating. The exact oven, air-fryer or microwave method should come from the current package rather than be improvised in the article.
For KCN, the hard reference is 400g retail pack (80g x 5), barcode 8800242940216, 12 retail packs per carton, 18 months shelf life, -18°C storage, 6kg gross carton, 0.044 CBM.
