Yes, the shrimp is pandalus borealis. Pandalus borealis is also known as cold water shrimp and arctic sweet shrimp. Pandalus borealis grows in the pure and pollution-free Arctic Ocean and the icy seawater environment about 200 ~ 250 meters deep in the North Atlantic Ocean. Pandalus borealis does not carry any parasites and is absolutely pollution-free. Catch fresh pandalus borealis and pandalus borealis in a large modern ship with refrigeration facilities. After coming out of the water1~ 2 hours, cook them in fresh seawater immediately (the cooked pandalus borealis is pink) and quickly freeze them in the -30o cold storage without using any additives. Nutrition and Efficacy pandalus borealis is rich in high-quality protein and unsaturated fatty acids, iron and zinc. It has the effects of lowering blood pressure, reducing blood lipid, softening blood vessels, preventing coronary heart disease, maintaining skin and caring skin, effectively relieving postpartum depression symptoms of pregnant women, promoting visual and intellectual development of infants, and helping to improve the memory and academic performance of students and teenagers. Source: Popular Medicine