- Varietychili pepperStorage TypeCool and Dry
- Specification8~10cm(3.15~3.94in)Product TypeSingle Herbs & Spices
- IngredientsNoContentChili
- Instruction for UseSpicesDrying ProcessAD
- StyleDriedProcessing TypeRaw
- ShapeElongatedWeight (kg)10
- Shelf Life24 monthsModel Number01
- TypeChilli & PepperStemWith/Without stem
- GradeAMoisture8%-20%
- SHU300-1000SHUUsed ForCook
- MOQ1 TonPackingWoven Bag
- TasteLight SpicyColorRed
Whole dried red chili peppers are a cooking-spice material with a light spicy sensory description. Assess the whole pods through the intended recipe, using a sample linked to the composition, preparation and lot proposed for the order.
Separate flavour from analytical heat
Light spicy is a character to assess at the intended use level. Keep that sensory decision separate from the complete 300–1,000 SHU heat reference and its analytical method.
The other independent references are 8–10 cm (3.15–3.94 in) and 8%–20% moisture. Define the pod axis, measurement criterion, moisture basis and tested material fraction for the actual sample.
Choose the preparation your process needs
With-stem and without-stem are preparation references requiring a selection. Agree the accepted stem and crown condition, together with the full composition and any cleaning, cutting or treatment needed before cooking.
- Identify the cooking application and intended use rate.
- Specify the actual whole-pod preparation to be supplied.
- Keep dimension, heat and moisture criteria distinct.
- Request test methods and sample or lot identification.
- Confirm the execution and parameters of AD and Raw preparation references.
- Select the woven-bag construction and closure.
AD and Raw describe preparation references to clarify for the proposed material. Confirm their actual execution and applicability, including any further treatment needed for your food process.
Qualify storage in the selected woven bag
The 24-month reference requires cool, dry conditions for the actual product and package. Define temperature, humidity, closure and handling after opening.
Obtain the composition, process and lot basis supporting that period. Keep it with the accepted sample and preparation criteria so the purchasing brief addresses both cooking suitability and subsequent handling.




