- 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
For food seasoning preparation, define the finely crushed red chili you intend to use and the complete ingredient formulation you accept. Agree cut, grinding and seed condition with the recipe so that the chosen sample represents the material required by the operation.
Build the brief around the actual ingredient
Use the spicy sensory reference for comparison under agreed food preparation conditions. Establish the actual composition and relevant lot before deciding whether the sample meets the seasoning requirements.
- Accept the full ingredient formulation.
- Specify supplied cut and grinding criteria.
- Agree the actual seed condition.
- Define recipe-specific sensory acceptance.
- Select each relevant sieve standard and material fraction.
- Confirm the analytical basis for moisture assessment.
- Clarify processing and further food preparation.
- Agree final format and dry, cool package handling.
Use independent sieve and moisture criteria
The references 10-40 mesh,10-20mesh and60mesh remain separate until their applicable criteria, standards, fractions, methods and lot relevance are accepted. Evaluate moisture 11% Max using a suitable analytical method and agreed basis for the actual finely crushed ingredient.
Keep preparation relevant to the food operation
Clarify how AD and Raw apply to the selected material. Establish further preparation instructions with the actual recipe before accepting the ingredient.
Agree the conditions behind one year
Plan dry, cool storage using actual temperature, humidity, package closure and handling for the identified preparation and lot. Apply the one-year reference within that accepted protocol and choose the receiving format after the ingredient brief is settled.
Keep composition, cut, seed, analytical and handling decisions together in the accepted specification. Use the same requirements when comparing later samples or planning receipt of another lot.




