INGREDIENTS
| Nutrients | Calories – 446g/100 grams Carbohydrates – 30g Fiber – 9g |
|---|---|
| Protein | 36 g |
| Fat | 20g |
| Vitamin | Vitamin K1 |
| Minerals | Folate Copper Manganese Phosphorus Thiamine |
Soya Beans
India has a favorable climate and soil conditions for the growth of many fruits, vegetables, pulses, grains so on and so forth. Soybean exporter in India export tonnes of Soybean abroad every year. Soya bean export from India is on the rise due to the growing popularity of soybean worldwide. Indian Soya bean exporter exports around 3.5 million tonnes of Soybean to countries like Vietnam, Japan, Thailand, Indonesia, UAE, Greece being the major parts of Soybean export.
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