Dried shark cartilage as a pet treat for small to large dogs and pharmaceutical raw materials.
At Nippon Novelica Co., Ltd., our "Dried Shark Cartilage" uses only carefully selected safe and secure ingredients that are additive-free, colorant-free, and bleach-free for dog treats. We also provide pharmaceutical-grade materials that are strictly managed by species and item, packaged separately according to specifications. Additionally, we thoroughly manage contamination measures for fish species (shark species) subject to capture regulations in collaboration with local governments through DNA testing. 【Features】 ■ For pharmaceutical materials - Strict species and item management - Complete inspection of all products at our own factory - Thorough contamination measures for non-standard species ■ For dog treats - Only carefully selected safe and secure ingredients are used - Complete inspection of all products at our own factory *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Ingredients: Shark cartilage ■Country of origin: Indonesia ■Fish species: Shortfin mako shark and others ■Packaging: 8kg (1kg x 8 per box) and others ■Delivery time: Please consult separately ■Storage conditions: Below -18°C *Room temperature handling available ■Fishing season: Year-round *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Pharmaceutical raw materials ■ Dog treats *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Nihon Noverika Co., Ltd. upholds "coexistence with natural resources" as its corporate philosophy and is actively engaged in the eco-friendly utilization of agricultural and marine products. We believe that preventing the depletion of limited natural resources and making the most effective use of the harvested products is the responsibility of those of us involved in agriculture, fisheries, and the food industry.
