The cool autumn is coming after the hot summer. This is the season to purchase BOLETUS EDULIS and Cantharellus Cibarius. Our factory has sent employees to all parts of China to purchase fresh products of high quality. To better control product quality, a series of links are all completed by the factory from fresh product acquisition, acceptance, rinsing, greening, and pickling, and each link will be specifically recorded, which we can easily trace and check by ourselves.

In the global edible fungus market, brined boletus edulis has gradually become a popular ingredient in the European and American catering industry through its unique flavor and rich nutritional value.However, as a wild fungus, the safety of consumption of porcini has always attracted much attention.For European and American buyers, understanding and following the rules of safe consumption of brined boletus edulis is not only related to the health of consumers, but also to the sustainability of business cooperation.As a professional supplier in the field of edible fungus processing and export for many years, in this article we will explain in detail the important rules for safe consumption of brined boletus edulis, and at the same time show the advantages of our products in terms of safety and quality.

​Boletus edulis is a wild fungus. Brined boletus edulis is a food made from boletus edulis that has been salted and processed. It is widely selected by customers in the market because of its good taste, rich nutrition, and easy storage. However, brined boletus edulis is relatively high in salt, and not everyone is suitable for consumption. Therefore, understanding the dietary contraindications of porcini and understanding who is not suitable for consumption can help us taste delicious while protecting our health.

Brined boletus edulis, as a kind of marinated and processed fungus food, whether it is poisonous or not has always been the most concerned issue for consumers. If you want to judge whether brined boletus edulis is poisonous, you need to analyze the raw materials, processing technology, storage conditions and other aspects to draw conclusions.

​Except for a few varieties of pickled boletus in drum that are poisonous or bitter and inedible, most varieties are edible. Pickled boletus in drum has a flat and hemispherical cap, smooth, non-stick, light nude color, white flesh, sauce flavor, and can be used as medicine.

For the deep-processing food industry, especially for canning factories, frozen food factories and seasoning factories, the choice of raw materials is very important. Faced with consumers' high standards for green and healthy food, our Boletus Edulis In Brine has also become the choice of more people and a rising star in the market.

Boletus edulis is a general term for most edible fungi except for a few poisonous or bitter varieties. Boletus edulis in brine has been carefully prepared to retain the original aroma and taste of Boletus, while fully blending the unique flavor of salted.