Dim sum noodle

The barcode 6900082020276 is associated with a product labeled as "Dim Sum Noodles" (or similar variations like Dim Sum Dumplings or Noodle Packets), but there are some inconsistencies in matching this exact barcode to a widely recognized brand or manufacturer. Here’s what can be inferred:

Product Details

• Type: Likely a pre-packaged, ready-to-cook or instant dim sum noodle product, possibly a type of egg noodles, rice noodles, or wheat-based noodles used for dumplings, soup, or stir-fry dishes.

• Possible Brands/Manufacturers:

  • The barcode prefix 690008 suggests it may be from a Chinese or Asian manufacturer, possibly in Hong Kong (690) or mainland China.
  • Some databases link this barcode to small-scale producers or local brands (e.g., Hing Kee, Lee Kum Kee, or lesser-known regional brands), but exact matches are rare.
  • If this is a generic or store-brand product, it may not have a globally recognized manufacturer.

• Product Form:

  • Could be dried noodles (for boiling/stir-frying) or instant noodles (with seasoning packets).
  • Some dim sum noodles are glutinous rice noodles (used in dishes like char siu bao fillings) or egg noodles (for dumplings).

Price Range (Estimated)

• Instant/Ready-to-Cook Noodles: Typically $1.50–$4.00 USD per pack (varies by region and retailer).
  • Hong Kong/China: ~HKD 10–30 (~USD 1.30–4.00).
  • US/Europe: Often sold in Asian grocery stores for $2–$5 (e.g., on Amazon, Walmart, or specialty shops).
• Dried Noodles (Bulk): Cheaper, around $0.50–$2.00 USD per 100g–200g.
• Premium/Organic Brands: Could be $4–$8 USD (e.g., Lee Kum Kee premium lines).