- Model NumberYL33Brix (%)no
- Primary IngredientChiliTasteNumbing and spicy
- Varietydried chilliWeight (kg)25
- Storage TypeCool and dry ventilate placeSpecification25kg/CTN
- Shelf LifeTwo yearsIngredientsdeid chili
- Contenthot chiliInstruction for Usecooking
- PackagingBox, Bag
Whole dried red chili selection begins with a clear material and cooking brief. Establish the actual named ingredient, complete composition and physical preparation that your operation is prepared to receive.
Keep the ingredient specification concrete
Agree the whole-pod condition, stem preparation and seed requirements for the actual supply. Obtain a complete ingredient and additive statement so that the cooking team can assess the material against its formulation needs.
Where a specific sensory effect is required, define the acceptance criterion and request relevant product or selected-lot evidence. Botanical identity and any particular sensory performance need their own applicable support before they become part of an agreed specification.
Put receiving questions in the inquiry
Use the inquiry to connect ingredient acceptance with the work expected at your receiving operation. The following details make a more useful starting point than a general quality description.
- Actual named chili material and complete composition.
- Whole-pod preparation and acceptable stem condition.
- Seed requirements for the intended cooking process.
- Specific sensory criteria and applicable evidence.
- Actual preparation and processing information.
- Any additional treatment required before use.
- Box or bag packing suitable for the agreed material.
- Receiving and storage conditions for the stated period.
Assess suitability through the cooking process
Review the ingredient together with its accepted formula, preparation and actual process requirements. Ask for the relevant preparation details and supporting records wherever a drying route, treatment or procurement requirement matters to acceptance.
Confirm the two-year handling conditions
The stated shelf life is two years in a cool, dry, ventilated place. Agree the package and receiving plan applicable to that period before finalizing box or bag packing and the commercial specification for the selected whole material.


