CoCo Gourmet
A documented cooked-food option with full ingredients and analysis plus published HACCP process controls and inspection procedures. Match frozen and retort versions carefully.
Complete-food label and composition, with documented formulation or quality controls. Start your comparison here.
Sources checked: · Published-information review; not feed-tested
At a glance
- Checked food types
- Fresh cooked
What is in the food?
Chicken & Vegetables uses chicken parts, sweet potato, pumpkin and greens. It contains 72.6% moisture and 116 kcal per 100 g.
Natural ingredients, additives & processing
The no-seasoning/preservative statement coexists with explicit vitamin/mineral supplementation. “Handmade” does not mean nutritionally unsupplemented.
Does it contain MSG?
MSG is not listed in the checked Chicken & Vegetables panel; the official menu also states no added seasonings.
No declared MSG describes the checked label only. It is not a claim about every recipe or a laboratory finding.Checked recipes & composition
Flavours, markets, life stages and processing methods within a brand can use different formulas. These label figures apply only to the listed samples.
Chicken & VegetablesCooked fresh food
Chicken and organs, sweet potato, pumpkin, carrot, komatsuna, sesame, kelp, vitamins and minerals.
| Nutrient | Declared | Estimated dry matter |
|---|---|---|
| Crude protein | 13.1% | 47.8% |
| Crude fat | 5.4% | 19.7% |
| Crude fibre | 0.8% | 2.9% |
| Moisture | 72.6% | — |
| Energy | 1,160 kcal/kg | — |
Dry-matter figures use declared moisture for comparison, not measured averages. Where source figures are guaranteed minima/maxima, the calculated figures are not exact nutrient contents.
Nutritional adequacy: Japanese official menu calls it complete food meeting AAFCO 2016 nutrient levels; confirm the imported format’s label.
Read the recipe source ↗What do owner reviews tell us?
No representative readable owner-review sample was obtained. No customer rating is inferred.
Before you buy
Use the local product’s preparation and storage instructions. The Japanese menu identifies a complete food meeting AAFCO 2016 levels; the brand’s newer dry food is a different formula.
Sources
- International recipe menu
- Japanese adequacy comparison
- HACCP, inspection and traceability disclosures
- HKTVmall brand facet observed in live inventory
Brand / product image source. Shown for identification; packaging and regional recipes can differ. Nutrition figures follow the named recipe sources.
Brand and retailer claims are attributed to their sources. Store ratings are not converted into food ratings, and no firsthand feeding or laboratory test is claimed.