Lotte Premium Ghana ホイップセレクション ザ・バニラ|ザ・ベリー
4903333222292- Brand
- Lotte
- Registered in
- Japan
- Producer code
- 3333
- Product code
- 22229
About this product
Written automatically from public information, so it may contain mistakes.
The barcode 4903333222292 corresponds to Lotte Premium Ghana Whipped Selection (ザ・バニラ|ザ・ベリー), a product likely produced by Lotte Confectionery (a South Korean multinational food and beverage company) or a local distributor in Ghana under their premium line. Here’s a detailed breakdown:
Product Overview
- Category: Dessert/Confectionery – Whipped cream or mousse (likely a flavored whipped topping or dessert).
- Flavors: Vanilla (ザ・バニラ) and Berry (ザ・ベリー), suggesting a dual-flavor variant.
- Packaging: Typically sold in small, individual cups or tubs (common for whipped cream desserts).
- Target Market: Ghanaian consumers, possibly part of Lotte’s regional expansion or local partnerships.
Key Details
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Manufacturer/Origin:
- The barcode prefix 490 suggests the product is registered in Japan (country code for Japan in GS1). However, the product is marketed as "Lotte Premium Ghana", indicating it may be:
- Locally produced in Ghana under license by Lotte or a Ghanaian distributor (e.g., Lotte Ghana Limited).
- Imported from Japan but relabeled for the Ghanaian market (less likely due to cost and logistics).
- Lotte Confectionery is known for products like Lotte Choco Pie and Lotte Mochi, but this specific item appears tailored to Ghana’s palate.
- The barcode prefix 490 suggests the product is registered in Japan (country code for Japan in GS1). However, the product is marketed as "Lotte Premium Ghana", indicating it may be:
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Ingredients (Likely):
- Common in whipped cream desserts: sugar, palm oil (or coconut oil), milk powder, vanilla/berry flavorings, stabilizers (e.g., carrageenan, guar gum), and preservatives (e.g., sodium benzoate).
- Allergen warnings: May contain milk, soy, or tree nuts (check label for Ghanaian regulations).
- Health considerations:
- High in sugar and saturated fats (typical for whipped cream products).
- Palm oil (common in Ghana) may raise concerns about deforestation if sourced unsustainably (though this is a supply-chain issue, not product-specific).
- Artificial additives: Some variants may include colorants (e.g., red 40 for berry flavor) or synthetic flavors.
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