Melocotón el almíbar

The barcode 8422414006331 is associated with "Melocotón en almíbar" (peaches in syrup), a common preserved fruit product sold in many Spanish-speaking countries. Below is a detailed breakdown based on available data and general industry knowledge:

Product Identification

• Brand/Manufacturer: The barcode suggests this product is likely produced by Dole Packaging Spain (a subsidiary of Dole Food Company), a major supplier of canned fruits and vegetables in Europe. However, the exact brand may vary by retailer or distributor.
• Product Type: Peaches in syrup (a sweetened, preserved fruit typically used in desserts, yogurts, or as a snack).
• Packaging: Commonly sold in glass jars (typically 200–400g) or metal cans, though the exact container type isn’t confirmed by the barcode alone.

Key Details

1. Origin:

   • The product is likely imported to Spain/Europe from countries like Spain, Morocco, or Peru, where Dole operates large-scale fruit production. The exact origin isn’t encoded in the barcode but can be inferred from packaging or retailer labels.

2. Ingredients:

   • Primary: Peaches (likely Prunus persica), sugar syrup (water, sugar, sometimes citric acid or preservatives like sodium benzoate or potassium sorbate).
   • Additives: May contain colorants (e.g., caramel or carmine for red peaches), preservatives, or acidity regulators (e.g., E330/E331). Some versions may include pectin for texture.
   • Allergens: Often contains no major allergens, but always check the label for traces of nuts or sulfites (common in preserved fruits).

3. Nutritional Highlights (Approximate per 100g):

   • Calories: ~120–150 kcal (higher than fresh peaches due to added sugar).
   • Sugar: ~30–40g (mostly from syrup).
   • Fiber: ~0.5–1g (lower than fresh peaches).
   • Vitamins: Retains some vitamin C and potassium, but in reduced amounts compared to fresh fruit.
   • Sodium: Minimal unless canned in salted syrup (rare for peaches).