Mukja is the street-food brand of G.EAST Co., Ltd. of Seoul. Its coin bun comes frozen, with mozzarella cheese or with corn cheese. CGC Global sources the mozzarella coin bun for buyers and exports it in reefer containers, in one load with Bobmoos, another G.EAST brand.
G.EAST Co., Ltd. of Seoul, founded in 2008, has five brands of Korean food. Mukja is the one it gives to street food, under the line “Fresh K-Street Food, Served”. In its product list the brand appears as Mukja Street.
Sibwon-ppang is the coin bun’s name on G.EAST’s Korean pages.
Coin Bun (Mozzarella Cheese), the line we supply, and Coin Bun (Corn Cheese). G.EAST’s heating instructions are for an air fryer and for a microwave.
Lemon Sandwich Biscuits and Peanut Sandwich Biscuits, and World Landmarks: cream-filled crackers, each showing a famous landmark. These are ambient goods.
Mukja is a brand whose goods CGC Global sources, consolidates and exports for buyers. The export covers customs clearance, the certifications your market asks for, and labelling in your language.
Bobmoos, whose mozzarella cheese corn dogs we supply, belongs to G.EAST too. Coin buns and corn dogs are bought from one company and travel in one reefer container.
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The coin buns can make up the order or share it with corn dogs and other Korean frozen lines. Orders start at a full container, 20′ or 40′, and the lead time is 4–8 weeks, plus transit.
Send a Mukja enquiryYes. Sibwon-ppang, ten-won bread, is the Korean name of the product G.EAST exports as a coin bun. Mukja’s comes frozen, with mozzarella cheese or with corn cheese.
Not in one container. The coin buns travel frozen, under cold chain; the biscuits are dry goods. If you want both, say so in the enquiry, and we will tell you whether we can supply the biscuits and how they would ship.
Tell us whether the coin buns travel alone or with the Bobmoos corn dogs, and where to.
