- Storage Typecool and dry placeSpecification1-2mm(0.04-0.08in)
- Product TypeSingle Herbs & SpicesIngredientsno
- Contentchilli ringsInstruction for Usespice
- Drying ProcessADStyleDried
- Processing TypeRawShapeRound
- Weight (kg)1Shelf Life12 months
- Model NumberR5001TypeChilli & Pepper
- Product Namewholesale red chili cutting ring circles without seedsSHU15000-20000SHU
- Sterilization method (optional)Steam SterilizationGraininess1mm
- Packing20kg,25kg,1kg,5kg,5BL or OEMCertification1HACCP
- Certification2HalalQualityHigh-quality
- FeatureHealthyDried/FreshDried Form
Dried raw red chili rings are described for spice ingredients with a 12-month shelf-life reference and cool, dry storage. Match actual package handling to the chosen ring preparation, named grade and treatment, retaining the full declared 15000–20000 SHU range with its analytical requirements.
Start with Package and Preparation Conditions
Establish actual storage conditions and package-specific handling for the selected rings, preparation and treatment. Keep those instructions with the stated 12 months and the actual final format agreed for the ingredient.
Obtain actual processing, preparation and addition instructions for the spice requirement. Decide whether optional steam sterilization is selected and retain its applicable process documents with the complete composition and actual supplied ring condition.
- The preparation is red chili rings.
- Round describes the shape.
- The ingredient style is dried.
- Raw processing is described.
- Steam sterilization is optional.
Set Actual Ring and Heat Criteria
Select an identified sample and agree the actual cut, measurement basis, named grade and complete ingredients. Define seed acceptance criteria with that preparation so the selected ingredient requirement is specific about the supplied condition.
The declared heat range covers 15000–20000 SHU. Obtain the relevant analytical method and applicable grade and lot records for the whole range, matching them to the sample and actual ring specification.
Complete the Accepted Packing Arrangement
OEM packing is mentioned, requiring actual accepted scope and a selected format. Agree supplier identity and current terms, retaining the cut and seed criteria, preparation instructions and applicable ingredient, analytical, process and status documents with the final spice-ingredient agreement.





