KCN lists LOTTEWELLFOOD Doritos Nacho Cheese 84g x 12, barcode 8801062381814, for room-temperature storage. Lotte Wellfood’s Korean Sweet Mall sells the same 84g Korean product, 도리토스 나쵸치즈맛 84g.
The commercial twelve-bag configuration contains 1.008 kg of declared food net weight. Like Cheetos, the bags are bulky relative to their food weight, so carton dimensions matter much more than the one-kilogram total suggests.
The Korean ingredient panel is not the U.S. Doritos panel
A current Korean retail label for barcode 8801062381814 identifies the product as a fried snack and lists the core structure as corn, mixed edible oils, sunflower oil and nacho-cheese seasoning. The same label declares soy, milk and tomato and says the product is made in a facility that also handles a broader group of allergens.
That is the information set an importer needs to verify. Copying a Frito-Lay U.S. nutrition panel or U.S. ingredient list because the bag says Doritos would be a straightforward labeling mistake.
Current Korean nutrition data lists 155 kcal per 30g serving. Again, the current export pack should be checked before these numbers are put onto a destination label.
The Korean product is manufactured in Korea under Lotte’s local brand operation, and its barcode begins with the Korean GS1 prefix. It should be managed as a Korean-market Doritos SKU in the product database.
Cheese seasoning creates a different compliance question from plain tortilla chips
The front of the bag tells a customer “Nacho Cheese.” The technical file needs to tell the importer which milk ingredients, flavorings, colors and other seasoning components are actually present.
That becomes especially relevant for destinations with strict additive rules, allergen formatting or halal requirements. The product should not inherit any dietary claims from another Doritos market.
The local label also identifies the retail packaging material as polypropylene. Packaging information can be useful for countries asking importers for recycling or producer-responsibility declarations.
The 84g bag has larger siblings inside KCN
KCN also carries Doritos Nacho Cheese 172g x 12, plus Oven Roasted Chicken variants in 84g and 172g. That gives the buyer a simple choice between flavor and size.
The small bag may fit convenience and individual snacking. The 172g version may suit supermarkets or sharing occasions. Importing both sizes can make sense if the retail channels differ; otherwise, it can split sales unnecessarily.
A buyer should also remember the freight geometry. Twelve 84g bags contain 1.008 kg of food, but the protective air in each bag consumes shipping volume. A product this light should be evaluated by case cube before the container plan is fixed.
For KCN, the exact reference is 84g, barcode 8801062381814, room-temperature storage, 12-bag commercial configuration.
