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These dried blueberries are a convenient snack marketed as a premium, healthy dried fruit, appealing to health-conscious consumers looking for an antioxidant-rich, portable option. The headline concern is the significant added-sugar load: per 100 g the product delivers 40 g of added sugars and 67.5 g total sugars — nearly half its weight is sugar — making it far more of a candied-fruit confection than a plain dried fruit. Fibre is genuinely high at 7.5 g/100 g. A critical data-quality note: the main nutrition panel as captured appears to show per-serving (28 g) values mislabelled as per-100 g; the rawLabelData per-100 g figures (317 kcal, 80 g carbs, 67.5 g sugars) are far more consistent with a dried sugared berry and should be treated as authoritative. The most useful single thing to know: despite the 'healthy snack' positioning, the high added-sugar content makes portion discipline essential, particularly for people managing blood glucose or weight.
