- Storage Typecool and dry placeSpecification1-4mm(0.04-0.16in)
- Product TypeSingle Herbs & SpicesIngredientsno
- Contentred chilliInstruction for Usefood ingredients
- Drying ProcessADStyleDried
- Processing TypeRawWeight (kg)1
- Shelf Life12monthsModel NumberP6056
- TypeChilli & PepperProduct NameChlli Flakes with Seeds
- SHU7000-10000SHUSterilization method (optional)Steam Sterilization
- Graininess5*7mmPacking20kg,25kg,1kg,5kg,5BL or OEM
- Certification1HACCPCertification2Halal
- ColourRed ColourFeatureHealthy
- OEM/ODMAccpeted
For a seasoning recipe, define the red chili flakes and seed content you want before selecting a cut. These dried seeded flakes have a written 7000–10000SHU reference, which needs acceptance for the actual preparation and selected lot.
Start with the seasoning formula
Ask for complete composition, including the ingredient and additive statement. Describe the seed-content requirement and the particle criterion that applies to the supplied flake preparation.
Agree the relevant heat test method and standard for the 7000–10000SHU range. Review selected-lot evidence so that heat acceptance relates to the ingredient your formula will receive.
Decide the process route
Establish the actual drying method and processing sequence for the proposed flakes. Define the further preparation or treatment needed by the receiving recipe before recommending the ingredient.
Optional steam sterilization requires an actual selection and appropriate records. If HACCP or Halal documentation forms part of procurement, check its holder, issuer or standard, scope, validity and applicability to the product and process.
Details to settle together
- Full composition and actual seeded flake preparation.
- Seed-content acceptance for the seasoning formula.
- Particle criterion and its measurement basis.
- SHU method, standard and selected-lot evidence.
- Drying sequence and any selected further treatment.
Receive and store the accepted preparation
Plan the described 12months period around a cool, dry place. Establish the actual package and receiving conditions that will apply to the selected flakes.
Discuss packing and any commercial preparation after the material and process requirements are accepted. A complete brief should carry composition, cut, heat, treatment and handling together into the supply discussion.




