Russia's largest meat producer confidently dominates the Vietnamese market
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- 02:04 30/03/2023
DNHN - Miratorg's frozen products, which have just been launched in Vietnam, have been positively received by consumers.
Every operation at Miratorg farms and processing facilities is strictly regulated by the International Food Standard (IFS). According to Russian law, the manufacturer also agrees not to use antibiotics, genetically modified ingredients, or growth hormones.
Known as Russia's largest beef producer, Miratorg is confident to bring to the market the highest quality Black Angus beef. From the first steps in breeding, Miratorg has been equipped with high technology and modern equipment to ensure that the cows are cared for daily and always live in the best environment. Along with a closed, high-tech production line, Miratorg ensures that all stages of the production process, from cow feed to meat processing to finished products, are strictly regulated to ensure the quality of meat at all times. Always at its freshest.
Miratorg has built a complete high-tech chicken production process right from the start "from farm to stall". The company is in the TOP-10 of the largest chicken meat producers in Russia. Just like beef production, the chicken production process is similar, Miratorg provides the most optimal conditions for poultry to always grow healthy so that the finished product is as fresh as possible.
With an automatic production line, inspired by Balkan Chevapchiches - Balkan cuisine, Miratorg frozen beef sausage is created by unique spices, stimulating the taste buds of people. The soul of this dish lies in the main ingredient, which is finely minced Black Angus beef combined with a little paprika, then moulded into delicious beef sausages. Right from the first time you enjoy it, you will feel the characteristic rich aroma of Black Angus beef, mixed with mild spicy, its flavour is guaranteed to explode the taste buds.
The richness of the cheese and the sweetness of the chicken fillet, mixed with a bit of saltiness from the ham, are the words to describe the Chicken Ham and Cheese Roll. A novel combination of chicken breast fillet, ham, and cheese, all make up the "excellent product" Frozen ham and cheese chicken roll from the Miratorg brand. That flavour is encapsulated in a deep-fried breaded layer, giving people a full, rich flavour.
Another delicious dish that this brand would like to introduce is the Chicken Jambon. Selected by high-quality chicken with a layer of fragrant ham interspersed in each layer of meat, surrounded by a crispy golden breaded crust that is everyone's emotions when enjoying Chicken Ball ham.
Mini chicken balls are made from the highest quality chicken breast fillets; when consumed, the chicken is tender. The taste of Miratorg's frozen breaded chicken nuggets is sure to be a dish that appeals to the little ones.
The Miratorg brand's classic cottage cheese offers a breath of fresh air for cheese aficionados. The cheese filling is greasy, and soft, melts in the mouth, combined with a little chilli powder and turmeric, surrounded by a deep-fried breaded crust. The rich flavour, mixed with a slightly spicy aroma is the taste level you will feel when enjoying this dish.
In particular, inspired by the traditional French Mushroom Cream Soup, shiitake cream soup was created by talented chef Dmitry Lazko from the Miratorg brand itself. The secret of this dish lies in the use of sweet and fragrant chicken broth, then combined with carefully selected fresh mushrooms and vegetables to bring a refreshing taste to awaken the taste buds.
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