KCN records barcode 8801062861897. Its commercial source sheet lists 20 bags per carton. Twenty 52g bags contain 1.04 kg of declared food net weight per case.
Current Lotte Mart data confirms the same barcode and 52g retail size. Lotte Wellfood is the manufacturer. The legal product category is simply snack/confectionery food, but the defining physical feature is the cone-shaped corn piece.
That shape gives the product a different packing behavior from flat chips. The snack pieces themselves are airy, and the bag needs protective headspace. As a result, a case holding only 1.04kg of food can still consume significant cubic volume. The importer should obtain carton dimensions rather than cost freight from net kilograms.
The Roasted Corn flavor should also be kept distinct from KCN’s Kkokkal Corn Savory/Original 52g, barcode 8801062861903. The difference is not merely packaging color. The seasoning system changes, and the ingredient/allergen file may change with it.
Lotte’s current product page does not publish the full ingredient text in searchable form, so KCN should use the actual pack or supplier specification for allergens. A corn snack can still contain milk, soy, wheat or other seasoning ingredients that are not obvious from the product title.
The 52g format makes the SKU suitable for convenience and individual snacking, but that commercial observation should not be confused with demand evidence. Retailers should decide the opening quantity based on store count and price, especially if they already carry Original Kkokkal Corn.
At 20 bags per case, the importer can also split the order sensibly across stores without carrying hundreds of pieces from one carton. The actual MOQ should still be set by KCN and must not be confused with the carton pack.
For KCN, the hard reference is 52g, barcode 8801062861897, 20 bags per carton, 1.04kg net food per case. Current carton dimensions, gross weight, shelf life and the exact seasoning/allergen file should be added before publication.
