South Korea
Penguin
Penguin began in 1966 as Daehan General Foods, a South Korean state enterprise built to can K-rations for troops in Vietnam, and took the Penguin name in 1988. The brand outlived its own 2008 bankruptcy: a seafood firm bought the name in 2012 and relaunched it as Penguin F&B, and Namil General Foods Industry Co. has produced and sold Penguin-branded canned saury, mackerel and other goods under it since around 2017.
MrTinned on Penguin
$4.99
Cheapest in stock today
That is $1.25 per 100g
Today
Tins with a tracked price1 of 2
In stock today1
Shops carrying Penguin1
Listings priced1
The range
All 2, alphabetical
Where to buy it1 shop
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