- VarietypepperStorage Typecool and dry place
- Specification100g(3.53oz)Product TypeSingle Herbs & Spices
- Ingredients0, 100% PepperContentchili pepper or powder
- Instruction for Usehotpot dippingStyleDried
- Processing TypeRawShapePiece
- Shelf Life12 monthTypeChilli & Pepper
- Product NameDried Red ChilliCertificationJAS
- PackingCustomer RequirementsTasteHot Spicy
- GradePremium GradeKeywordDried Chili Pepper
- ColourRed ColourStorageCool Dried
- ColorRED
These dried raw red chili pods are described for hotpot dipping ingredient preparation, with a hot, spicy taste. Establish the actual chili material, complete composition and supplied cut against an identified sample, including the seed and stem criteria relevant to the intended formulation.
Agree the Actual Pod Specification
Define the supplied configuration for the selected material and grade. Keep the sample, full ingredients and cut and seed and stem criteria together with the applicable lot records.
Confirm Raw-Process Applicability
Establish how the raw-process description applies to the actual material and processing route. Obtain preparation and addition instructions for the intended hotpot dipping ingredient, connecting the guidance to the complete composition and accepted pod configuration.
- The material is described as chili.
- The preparation is chili pods.
- The style is dried.
- Raw processing is described.
- The color description is red.
- The taste is described as hot and spicy.
- The stated ingredient context is hotpot dipping.
- Customer-requirement packing is mentioned.
Assess Sensory Requirements
Agree sensory criteria for the hot, spicy description against the actual sample and intended preparation. Obtain the applicable analytical methods and grade and lot evidence needed for that material requirement.
Relate the Duration to Handling
The shelf-life reference is 12 months, with cool and dry storage described. Establish actual conditions and package-specific handling relevant to the selected material and lot, retaining the instructions with the ingredient specification.
Settle Packing and Supply Terms
Agree accepted customer-packing scope and the actual format with the relevant package instructions. Keep the package agreement linked to the material and preparation requirements.
Confirm supplier identity, current availability and terms using applicable composition, analytical, process and status records. Retain the agreed assessment criteria and actual handling instructions when deciding whether the material fits the intended ingredient preparation.



