Jiangshan White Goose
The Jiangshan White Goose has a long history of breeding. At 70 days old, it weighs 3–3.5 kg, while adult males weigh 5–6 kg and females 4–5 kg per year. With its snow-white feathers and tender meat, the Jiangshan White Goose is a high-protein, low-fat green health food. It has cooling, detoxifying, and body-nourishing effects, and winter geese also offer medicinal benefits for rheumatism relief. In November 1998 and September 1999, it was respectively awarded the "Gold Award" for Zhejiang Province's High-Quality Agricultural Products and the "Famous Brand Product" title at the '99 China International Agricultural Expo. Currently, the Jiangshan White Goose has established the first provincial-level local series standard for poultry products in China, consisting of five separate standards including breeding geese, goslings, and meat-type goslings. In 1999, the city’s total white goose population reached 5.02 million, and it has been recognized as the "Hometown of White Geese in China."
Product Name: Jiangshan White Goose
Product Origin: Jiangshan, Zhejiang
Product Characteristics: At 70 days old, it weighs 3–3.5 kg, while adult males weigh 5–6 kg and females 4–5 kg per year
Product Composition: The Jiangshan White Goose has snow-white feathers and tender meat, and is a high-protein, low-fat green health food
Product Functions: It has cooling, detoxifying, and body-nourishing effects, and winter geese also offer medicinal benefits for rheumatism relief
Product Introduction: In November 1998 and September 1999, it was respectively awarded the "Gold Award" for Zhejiang Province's High-Quality Agricultural Products and the "Famous Brand Product" title at the '99 China International Agricultural Expo. Currently, the Jiangshan White Goose has established the first provincial-level local series standard for poultry products in China, consisting of five separate standards including breeding geese, goslings, and meat-type goslings. In 1999, the city’s total white goose population reached 5.02 million, and it has been recognized as the "Hometown of White Geese in China."
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