- Storage Typecool and dry placeSpecification100g(3.53oz)
- Product TypeSingle Herbs & SpicesIngredientschilli only
- ContentDried Red ChileInstruction for Usehotpot dipping
- Drying ProcessADStyleDried
- Processing TypeRawShapePowder
- Weight (kg)25Shelf Life24 month
- TypeChilli & PepperNameChili Powder
- FlavorStrong & Pungent Chilli FlavorMoisture≤7%
- Total Ash<0.1 mg/kgBroken Rate<1%
- Packingvacuum bag, woven bag or as customers' demandCertificationISO
- Mesh60 meshColorRED
This dried red chili powder is described for hotpot dipping with raw and AD preparation. Its color is described as red, with strong and pungent chili flavor. Agree the actual powder preparation, complete ingredients and required food profile before acceptance.
Start with handling and the selected package
The shelf-life reference is 24 months in a cool and dry place. Confirm the basis for that period against the actual powder process and selected package, including any preparation conditions that affect handling.
Texture and moisture for comparison
The texture reference and moisture limit give two technical points for the enquiry. Establish applicable sieve and moisture definitions, sampling and material or batch tests before assessing the offered powder against those criteria.
- The ingredient is dried red chili powder.
- Powder is the stated physical form.
- Raw and AD are the preparation descriptions.
- The stated size reference is 60 mesh.
- Moisture is referenced at ≤7%.
- Hotpot dipping is the named use direction.
- Vacuum bags and woven bags are described formats.
Required profile for the dipping food
Specify the actual flavor and heat profile needed by the application. Any numerical pungency or other measured criterion should have an applicable material specification and supporting test evidence for the preparation being considered.
Complete the powder and packing brief
Agree the actual bag configuration and any alternative requirements alongside handling needs. Include preparation, full composition, required profile and technical criteria together, supported by relevant process, intended-use and approval documentation when ingredients or treatment determines suitability.



