- Storage Typecoold and dry placeSpecification60M(196.85ft)
- Product TypeSingle Herbs & SpicesIngredientsno
- ContentpaprikaInstruction for Usefood ingredients
- Drying ProcessADStyleDried
- Processing TypeRawShapePowder
- Weight (kg)1Shelf Life12 months
- Model NumberF8011TypeChilli & Pepper
- Product NameRed Dried Chilli PowderPurity100 % Pure Natural
- Sterilization method (optional)Steam SterilizationGraininess60Mesh
- PackingCustomers' RequirementsShipping WayBy Air Shiping or By Sea Shipping
- Certification1HACCPCertification2ISO
- Certification3HalalFeatureHealthy
- Colorred
Use the culinary-seasoning brief to define the red dried chili powder your recipe needs. Agree the actual ingredient composition, powder preparation and technical evidence before choosing the process and receiving arrangements.
Begin with the seasoning formula
Ask for a complete ingredient and additive statement covering the proposed powder. Identify the preparation and any heat, color or sensory criteria required by the actual cooking formula. Choose methods and records that assess those criteria for the material your operation will receive.
Establish the sieve criterion
The graininess reference of 60Mesh needs a relevant sieve method and standard. Check the selected-lot evidence for that supplied preparation before accepting the reference as part of the ingredient specification.
Details for the culinary brief
- Actual red chili powder and complete formula.
- Preparation required by the cooking operation.
- Sieve method, standard and lot relevance.
- Heat, color or sensory criteria with evidence.
- Actual process and selected further treatment.
- Applicable documents, storage temperature and packing.
Agree processing and further preparation
Review the actual drying and processing route, including how AD drying and Raw processing apply to the powder. Establish the preparation or further treatment needed by the receiving recipe, with suitable records for any optional steam sterilization selected.
Check records and handling together
Requested HACCP, ISO or Halal documents need a relevant holder, issuer or standard, scope and validity. Confirm their applicability to the actual ingredient and process.
For the 12 months period, agree an actual temperature and a dry storage place. Establish package and receiving relevance, then discuss packing against the accepted culinary ingredient and handling specification.





