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Provider's of the highest quality Sea Vegetables, at the best prices!
'Oceans Best Produce'
Dulse and Sea Vegetable products
from Grand Manan, New Brunswick, Canada
Providing the highest quality Sea Vegetables
- at the very best prices!


ALL ABOUT DULSE..


A dory is a small, shallow-draft boat that is 15 to 22ft in length. These boats are lightweight and are very adaptable for commercial fishing. Their history dates back to 300AD
We use small boats called "Dorys" to travel to remote shoreline locations where we hand-pick the cold, fresh and wet dulse. Here in New Brunswick's Bay of Fundy, we have the largest tide rise and fall in the world. This gives us a very clean shoreline - a perfect location for Sea Vegetable to flourish. Sea Vegetables can only be harvested when the tide is down. This is also a seasonal harvest because sea vegetables should be naturally dried on beach rocks in the warm summer sun. It is then processed fresh and stored for year-round shipping to our customers.

NUTRITION..


Vitamins and Minerals
(Per 28g (1oz) Dulse)

Vitamin A...............188 i.u. Calcium .............60 mg.
Vitamin B1............0.02 mg Magnesium ........77 mg
Vitamin B2...........0.54 mg Phosphorus ......116 mg
Vitamin B3...........0.53 mg Iron .................... 9 mg
Vitamin B6...........2.55 mg Calories .............75 cal
Vitamin B12...........1.9 mg Total fibre ................9g
Vitamin C...............1.8 mg Soluble fibre ..........4.5g
Vitamin E...............0.5 mg Iodine..................1.5mg
Protein......................6 mg Manganese .........0.3mg
Fat.........................0.5 mg Copper .............0.11mg
Carbohydrates...........13 g Chromium ........ 0.04mg
Sodium..................493 mg Fluoride ..............1.5mg
Potassium...........2,217 mg Zinc ..................0.81mg


Oceans Best Produce
President/Owner: Ian Spicer
226 Hill Rd. Grand Manan
New Brunswick, Canada, E5G 1E5
E-mail: oceansbestproduce@yahoo.com
Phone: (506) 662-3268
Fax: (506) 662-8640

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