- 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
- Colorred
Dried red chili rings give a spice ingredient brief a defined cut form to discuss. Select the actual ring and seed preparation together with the complete ingredient and additive formula before deciding how the material will enter your food process.
Ring preparation and dimension criteria
Keep the 1–2 mm reference separate from the 1 mm reference when setting the cut specification. Agree the relevant measurement axis, method and selected-lot applicability for each, alongside the ring appearance and seed condition your preparation requires.
- Identify the actual chili material and complete supplied formula.
- Describe the acceptable ring cut and seed condition.
- Define the measurement basis for each independent dimension.
- Assess 15000–20000 SHU using relevant heat-method evidence.
- Confirm AD drying, Raw processing and further food preparation.
- Agree the receiving package and cool-dry handling requirements.
Process and document requirements
Optional steam sterilization needs appropriate treatment records when it is selected for the ingredient. Any requested HACCP or Halal evidence should establish the relevant holder, issuer or standard, validity, scope and coverage of the actual product and process.
Receiving the rings for your formula
The 12-month shelf-life reference needs an accepted package and actual storage conditions in a cool and dry place. Connect those handling conditions with the agreed ring, seed and processing specification before packing acceptance.
Include the intended spice preparation in the enquiry so that composition, cut measurements, heat evidence and receiving requirements can be assessed for the same supplied material.
The required recipe preparation and selected treatment should be clear in the same enquiry, with suitable material-specific records where relevant.





