- Varietychili pepperStorage TypeCool and Dry
- Specification8-12cm(3.15-4.72in)Product TypeSingle Herbs & Spices
- IngredientsNoContentChili
- Instruction for UseSpicesDrying ProcessAD
- StyleDriedProcessing TypeRaw
- ShapeElongatedWeight (kg)20
- Shelf Life24 monthsModel Number01
- TypeChilli & PepperStemWith/Without stem
- GradeAMoisture8%-20%
- SHU3000-5000SHUUsed ForSpice for processing
- MOQ1 TonPackingVacuum Pack
- TasteNot too SpicyColorRed
Whole dried raw red chili pods are presented for spice-processing requirements with a not-too-spicy taste description. Select an identified sample and agree the actual named grade, complete ingredients and seed and stem configuration needed for the intended ingredient preparation.
Define the Whole-Pod Specification
The declared sizing reference is 8–12 cm. Establish the actual measurement basis for the chosen grade and match the sample to the agreed pod configuration, including trim and preparation criteria. Keep those criteria with the selected material specification.
- The ingredient is chili in whole-pod form.
- The style is dried.
- Raw processing is described.
- The color is red.
- The sizing reference is 8–12 cm.
- The declared pungency spans 3000–5000 SHU.
- Moisture is described as 8–20%.
Assess the Full Analytical Ranges
Retain the entire 3000–5000 SHU interval together with the 8–20% moisture description. Request actual analytical methods and applicable grade and lot records for both references, and establish sensory acceptance criteria for the not-too-spicy description against the selected sample.
Agree the Processing Preparation
Obtain actual processing, preparation and addition instructions for the intended spice requirement. Connect those instructions with the whole-pod configuration, complete ingredients and selected grade so the agreed material and intended preparation are clearly defined.
Set Packing and Handling Conditions
Vacuum packing, cool and dry storage and a 24-month shelf life are described. Agree the actual accepted packing scope and selected format, then establish storage conditions and package-specific handling for the chosen lot. Confirm supplier identity and current terms, retaining applicable ingredient, analytical, process and status documents with the final specification.





