Qinzhou Sea Duck Eggs
Qinzhou Sea Duck Eggs are a product with a geographical indication for agricultural produce.
The "Qinzhou Ma Duck," raised on the coastal mudflats of Qinzhou City, is large in size, fast-growing, and has a high egg-laying rate. Fed on a diet of fish, shrimp, clams, and crabs, the "sea eggs" laid by these ducks are not only larger in size than ordinary duck eggs, but also have bigger yolks. There are also "yellow" eggs, whose yolks are more orange-red than ordinary ones and are high in riboflavin. Especially the "green-shell eggs" contain trace elements and have higher nutritional value.
There are over 2 million Ma ducks raised in the coastal areas of Qinzhou, with more than 2.4 million meat ducks slaughtered annually and over 4,000 tons of duck eggs produced. Ducklings are popular throughout Guangxi. Merchants from all regions are welcome to do business.
The geographical indication for Qinzhou Sea Duck Eggs as an agricultural product has been certified by experts from the Office of the Guangxi Breeding Industry Pollution-Free Agricultural Products Origin Certification Committee.
The geographical protection area for the Qinzhou Sea Duck Eggs geographical indication includes the coastal mudflats of Qinnan District and Qinzhou Port, mainly distributed across nine towns: Kakling Town, Xiniujiao Town, Shabu Town, Longmen Town, Jianshan Town, Huangwutun Town, Dafanpo Town, Nali Town, and Dongchang Town, as well as areas such as Qinzhou Port.
Experts believe that sea duck eggs are larger than inland duck eggs, with thick and sturdy shells, viscous egg whites, a larger proportion of yolk, an orange color, and no fishy smell. The lecithin content in sea duck eggs is more than 25% higher than that in ordinary duck eggs, making them highly nutritious.
Geographical Scope
The geographical protection area for the Qinzhou Sea Duck Eggs geographical indication includes the coastal mudflats of Qinnan District and Qinzhou Port in Qinzhou City, mainly distributed across nine towns: Kakling Town, Xiniujiao Town, Shabu Town, Longmen Town, Jianshan Town, Huangwutun Town, Dafanpo Town, Nali Town, and Dongchang Town, as well as areas such as Qinzhou Port. The geographical coordinates are between 20°54′ and 22°41′ north latitude, and 107°27′ and 109°56′ east longitude. The continental coastline is 520.8 kilometers long, the island coastline is 258.3 kilometers long, there are 40,370 hectares of shallow coastal mudflats suitable for aquaculture, the duck population is 4.5 million, and the annual production of sea duck eggs is 30,000 tons.
Product Quality Characteristics
(1) External Sensory Characteristics: Sea duck eggs are larger than inland duck eggs and have larger yolks. Their shells are thick and sturdy, coming in green and white colors. The egg whites are viscous, the yolk color is deep, there is no fishy smell, and they emit a natural fragrance when cooked. (2) Internal Quality Indicators: Sea duck eggs are highly nutritious. Each 100 grams of sea duck eggs contains ≥3700mg of lecithin, which is more than 25% higher than inland duck eggs, ≥11 grams of protein, and ≥11 grams of total amino acids. They are rich in calcium, phosphorus, iron, zinc, iodine, magnesium, potassium, selenium, and other trace elements beneficial to the human body, as well as vitamins, and have low cholesterol content. With high lecithin and no fishy taste, they are considered top-quality eggs. (3) Safety Requirements: They meet the safety requirements of the standards "NY5034-2005 Pollution-Free Poultry Meat and Poultry By-products," "NY5030-2006 Pollution-Free Livestock and Poultry Feeding – Veterinary Drug Use Guidelines," and "NY/T5038-2006 Pollution-Free Poultry Farming Production Management Specifications."
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