Description

Beech mushroom is known also as: Hypsizygus marmoreus, Hypsizygus tessulatus, white clamshell, buna shimeji or hon-shimeji. Beech mushrooms are relatively slow growing mushrooms, taking around **0 days to produce. This slow growth rate contributes to the superior texture. Beech mushrooms grow in a clump or cluster and that is how the mushroom is harvested and packaged. The base of the cluster must be trimmed to release the many individual mushrooms. Packaged in a semi-permeable, sealed plastic film, Beech mushrooms retain their freshness for over 3 weeks when refrigerated. Superior texture and high nutritional value make beech mushroom becomes the popular specialty mushroom. With most advanced producing line and excellent quality, we have passed ISO; HACCP certification. We may assure customers superior quality, safe products and stable supplying at competitive price all year round.