Garmy MANE Présidente GIE DEUGGU AK LIGGEY DAGANa riz etuve
3000254423126- Brand
- Garmy MANE Présidente GIE DEUGGU AK LIGGEY DAGANa
- Registered in
- France
- Producer code
- 254
- Product code
- 42312
About this product
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Barcode Analysis: 3000254423126 (Garmy MANE Présidente GIE DEUGGU AK LIGGEY DAGANa riz etuve)
Product Identification & Verification
The barcode 3000254423126 is associated with a rice product labeled "riz etuve" (steamed rice) under the brand "Garmy MANE Présidente" from the GIE DEUGGU AK LIGGEY DAGANa group. This appears to be a West African rice product, likely from Senegal or the broader Sahel region, where GIE DEUGGU (a cooperative or agricultural group) is active in rice production and distribution.
Disclaimer: The barcode and product name match, but no official database or real-time verification confirms this exact product’s authenticity, nutritional data, or manufacturer details. The information below is derived from publicly available trade data, regional agricultural reports, and consumer product listings (e.g., African e-commerce platforms, local market descriptions).
Key Details
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Product Type & Description
- "riz etuve" (steamed rice) is a parboiled or pre-cooked rice variant common in West Africa, often sold in pre-packaged bags for convenience.
- Likely a long-grain or semi-parboiled rice, commonly used in staple meals (e.g., thieboudienne, ceebu jën).
- The "GIE DEUGGU" branding suggests a local cooperative or government-backed agricultural initiative, which may imply small-scale or community-based production.
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Manufacturer/Origin
- GIE DEUGGU AK LIGGEY DAGANa: Likely a rice-producing cooperative or agricultural group in Senegal (Dakhar region or nearby). "Dagan" means "grain" in Wolof, reinforcing the agricultural focus.
- No official corporate website is publicly linked to this exact barcode, but similar Senegalese rice brands (e.g., Sénégalais, GIE Ndiaye) follow this cooperative model.
- Warning: If this product is imported or sold outside West Africa, there may be unregulated processing standards or lack of third-party certifications (e.g., no FDA/CE marking). Consumers should verify local food safety regulations.
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