- Storage Typedry, cool, placeSpecificationchili powder
- Product TypeSingle Herbs & SpicesIngredientsdry chili
- Contentchili powderInstruction for Useusd for food
- Drying ProcessADStyleDried
- Processing TypeRawShapePowder
- Weight (kg)1Shelf Life1 year
- TypeChilli & PepperNamechili powder
- TastespicyGradeTop Grade
- ApplicationseasoningVariety100% Natural Product
- MOQ1 bagPacking1kg/bag
- ColourredSize10-40 mesh,10-20mesh,60mesh
- Moisture11% MaxColorred
Define the chili powder preparation your seasoning recipe requires. Evaluate this dried red ingredient through the complete formula, supplied grind and seed condition, then agree technical, sensory and receiving requirements for the actual material.
Describe the supplied ingredient
Confirm the actual chili material and all ingredients and additives. Agree how the powder and seed preparation will be accepted, keeping that description attached to the lot being evaluated for the intended recipe.
Specify measurements independently
Use 10-40 mesh,10-20mesh,60mesh as individual sieve references. Determine each applicable standard, criterion, material part and method, and establish its relevance to the identified powder and selected lot.
Moisture 11% Max needs an agreed measurement basis and appropriate method. Review the relevant evidence together with the accepted grind and seed condition so the technical assessment concerns the same supplied preparation.
- Actual named chili powder and full composition.
- Grinding and seed-condition receiving description.
- Independent particle criteria and relevant standards.
- Material-part and measurement-method applicability.
- Moisture basis and selected-lot evidence.
- Recipe sensory and final food-preparation acceptance.
Agree use and handling conditions
Evaluate spicy as a sensory reference for the intended seasoning recipe. Establish AD and Raw applicability and any further food preparation needed before recommending the actual ingredient.
Connect the one-year duration with accepted dry, cool handling, actual temperature and receiving-package conditions. Choose a format after material and process acceptance, and retain those requirements with the lot description used for receiving checks.
A completed purchasing brief should carry the agreed formula, powder condition and technical criteria together, allowing recipe selection and receiving assessment to refer to one identified preparation.





