KCN lists NONGSHIM Shrimp Noodle Big Cup 115g, Korean name 농심 새우탕 큰사발면 115g, barcode 8801043015967, under Cup & Bowl Noodles. The KCN commercial sheet shows 16 bowls per carton. Sixteen 115g units contain 1.84 kg of declared food net weight before bowls, sachets and outer packaging are added.
Nongshim Australia describes its 115g Shrimp Big Bowl as a spicy seafood noodle built with shrimp, cuttlefish, oyster, pollack and red-chilli seasoning. Its published ingredient file also identifies wheat, soy, fish and crustacean allergens. That makes the product technically broader than the English word “Shrimp” suggests. An importer working from the Korean export SKU should therefore expect a seafood-allergen file that needs proper review rather than a simple shrimp declaration.
The noodle itself is a conventional fried instant noodle. That matters because the bowl behaves differently from Nongshim’s non-fried or high-moisture udon products. The fried noodle block is dry, shelf-stable and designed for quick rehydration, while the flavor system carries most of the seafood identity through powdered soup and flakes.
A 115g bowl is also a relatively substantial single serving. The product sits close in net weight to Shin Big Cup 114g, but the category logic is different. Shin is built around the spicy beef-led Shin profile. Shrimp Big Bowl belongs to a seafood-broth set and can widen a retailer’s noodle assortment without simply adding another Shin flavor.
The allergen work is the point at which overseas listings become dangerous. Nongshim Australia’s formula is useful for understanding the product, but KCN should not simply copy that label onto barcode 8801043015967 without checking the actual Korean/export pack. Market formulations and declaration rules can differ.
The carton arithmetic also shows why the freight needs real dimensions. A sixteen-bowl case contains only 1.84kg of food, but rigid bowls consume cubic space. KCN’s source sheet carries a supplier logistics figure alongside the case data, but the current gross weight and dimensions should be confirmed from the actual packing list before freight is quoted.
For a seafood-sensitive market, this SKU deserves more compliance attention than a simple vegetable noodle. Crustacean, mollusc and fish declarations can be treated separately by food law, and some destinations may require very clear front-end allergen communication.
For KCN, the hard reference is 115g, barcode 8801043015967, 16 bowls per carton, 1.84kg net food per case. The next documents to attach are the exact export ingredient/allergen file, current shelf life, carton dimensions and gross shipping weight.
