By Silvera Food
Friday, December 27, 2019, 13:15 (GMT+7)

Last December 10th, 2019, we carried out an inspection on Frozen frog legs for our largest customer in Canada before its peak season ends, which is around the end of December because of cold weather. Between April and June, frogs start to reproduce and become fully grown after 3-4 months.
 

Below are some photos from the inspection.
 

Picking Random Cartons And Checking Their Status. Credit: Silvera Food

Picking Random Cartons And Checking Their Status. Credit: Silvera Food

Checking Number Of Bags Per Each Carton. Credit: Silvera Food

Checking Each Bag's Condition. Credit: Silvera Food 

Checking Shape And Color Of Frozen Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food 

Weighing Frozen Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food

Frozen Frog Legs Getting Thawed. Credit: Silvera Food

Measuring The Length Of The Saddle Of Each Pair Of Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food​

Measuring The Length Of The Saddle Of Each Pair Of Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food​

Measuring The Length Of The Saddle Of Each Pair Of Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food

Checking Net Weight Of Thawed Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food

Checking Net Weight Of Some Random Thawed Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food​

Checking Net Weight Of Some Random Thawed Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food​

Checking Net Weight Of Some Random Thawed Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food​

Checking Taste Of Cooked Frog Legs. Credit: Silvera Food