KCN correctly places it under Chocolate & Snack Bars / Cereal & Granola Bars and tags it as a New Arrival. The barcode is 8801037099942. Current Lotte Mart data for the same barcode says the retail box contains four bars of 26g each, giving the 104g total.
The Korean legal food classification is processed cereal product, and the manufacturer is Dongsuh Foods at its Jincheon facility. Those two facts matter. Oreo is the flavor/brand cue, but the actual food is a Korean-manufactured cereal bar product produced by Dongsuh Foods.
A buyer should therefore not treat the product as an imported Mondelez chocolate bar merely because “Oreo” appears in the name. The manufacturer, food category and factory on the Korean label are the basis for product registration.
The four-bar structure gives the importer useful arithmetic. One retail box contains four individually portioned 26g bars. KCN also carries a 208g Dip Choco version, which is effectively the larger family pack in the same product line. The buyer can choose format by channel rather than list both automatically.
The “Dip Choco” name suggests a chocolate-coated or partially coated cereal bar, which creates temperature sensitivity beyond plain cereal. KCN should confirm the manufacturer’s storage instruction and protect the stock from excessive heat during summer container dwell or warehousing.
The exact allergen file should also be checked. Oreo-style cereal bars commonly involve wheat, milk and soy ingredients, but no destination declaration should be written from expectation. The current Korean pack should control the label.
Because this is a new KCN item, shelf life and case pack should be confirmed before a major SEO page is published. KCN has the barcode and retail configuration; the remaining commercial fields should be attached from the supplier.
The product story is already strong enough without generic language. It is a Dongsuh Foods cereal bar built around POST Oreo O's, sold as four 26g bars in one 104g retail box.
