Філе хека с/м, без шкіри, 120-200г, ДСТУ 4379
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This solicitation, issued by the Popelnastivskyi Center for Maintenance of Institutions under the Popelnastivska Village Council, concerns the procurement of skinless frozen hake fillets weighing between 120 and 200 grams. The goods must strictly adhere to DSTU 4379 standards and fall under the CPV code 15220000-6 for frozen fish and fish fillets. The supplier is required to provide quality certification in accordance with DSTU, GOST, TUU, or other applicable regulatory documents. Additionally, all products must be properly labeled in compliance with the Law of Ukraine on the Quality and Safety of Food Products and Raw Materials and the specific requirements set by the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine regarding the indication of the country or place of origin.
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Олександрійський район, 28000, UKRSet-Aside
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