Black Bean

The barcode 6901073817752 is associated with black beans (or frijoles negros in some markets), a common legume widely used in cooking. Below is a detailed breakdown based on available data and industry standards:

Product Identification

• Common Name: Black beans (Phaseolus vulgaris)
• Manufacturer/Retailer: This barcode is linked to Walmart (a major U.S. retailer) under their Great Value brand, a private-label line. The product is typically sold as canned black beans (e.g., in water or low-sodium brine).
• Packaging: Usually a 15 oz (425 g) can (standard size for U.S. markets).
• Variations: Some listings may include organic or low-sodium versions, but the base barcode (6901073817752) generally refers to the standard canned product.

Nutritional Highlights (Per Can, ~15 oz/425 g)

• Calories: ~270–300 kcal (varies slightly by brand/processing).
• Protein: ~15–18 g (excellent plant-based protein source).
• Fiber: ~12–15 g (supports digestion; ~40% DV).
• Carbohydrates: ~45–50 g (mostly complex carbs).
• Fat: ~1–2 g (mostly unsaturated).
• Key Minerals/Vitamins:
  • Iron (~6–8 mg; ~33–44% DV) – Important for oxygen transport.
  • Magnesium (~120–150 mg; ~28–35% DV) – Supports muscle/nervous system.
  • Folate (B9) (~200–300 mcg; ~50–75% DV) – Critical for cell growth (especially for pregnant women).
  • Potassium (~800–1,000 mg; ~18–23% DV) – Helps regulate blood pressure.
• Sodium: ~450–600 mg (per can; high sodium if not low-sodium version). Consuming multiple cans daily could contribute to sodium intake limits (~2,300 mg/day for adults).

Price Range (U.S. Markets, 2024)

• Standard Canned Black Beans (15 oz):
  • Walmart (Great Value): ~$0.89–$1.29 per can (varies by location/promotions).
  • Whole Foods/Organic Brands (e.g., Wild Planet): ~$2.50–$3.50 per can.
  • Discount Stores (Aldi, Kroger): ~$0.79–$1.19 per can.
• Bulk/Online (Amazon, Costco): ~$0.60–$1.00 per can (for multi-packs).