YIHONG Brined Fungi

Our main products include salted porcini mushrooms, salted sliding mushrooms, salted cap mushrooms, salted shiitake mushrooms, salted chanterelles and salted hazel mushrooms; our high quality edible mushrooms with international standard processing and packaging have been exported overseas and are well received by consumers.

Yihong Agricultural Products Co., Ltd. is located in Xujiabao Village, Hadabei Town, Xiuyan Manchu Autonomous County, Anshan City, Liaoning Province, China. It is an enterprise specializing in the primary processing of agricultural products. The main products include more than ten kinds of wild and cultivated edible fungi such as porcini, slide fungi, globus globus, and shiitake mushrooms. Selected raw materials, workers' mature experience, skilled operations and professional screening equipment ensure the excellent quality of the products. Our products have been exported to Italy, Germany, Russia... and won praise from customers. Welcome to our company or send us your requirements. We will become your trustworthy business partner!

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