Supplier From
Fort Worth,
Texas,
United States
Supplier From
Fort Worth,
Texas,
United States
SPECIFICATION OF PINE NUTS
Red Pine nut kernels: Size, 550, 600, 650, 700 counts/100 gram
Snow pine nut kernels: Size, 950,1000,1050,1100,1150, 1200 counts/100 gram
Ponytail pine nut kernels: Size: 1600, 1700, 1800,1900 counts/100 gram
Physical specification
Purity: Free of foreign material
Moisture: 3% Max.
Broken kernels(portion less than 4/5
of the whole kernel ): 1% Max.
Oily kernel: 0.5% Max.
Shriveled kernel: 1.5% Max.
Packaging
100 gr. (Net weight) plastic bags in carton boxes
10 Kg. (Net weight) plastic bags in carton boxes
12,5 Kg. (Net weight) plastic bags in carton boxes
25 Kg. (Net weight) Polyethilene sacks
50 Kg. (Net weight) Polyethilene sacks
50 Kg. (Net weight) Jute sacks
50 Kg. (Gross weight) Jute sacks
1.000 Kg. Big Bags
1 Moisture:3%max.
2 Admixture:0.01%max.
3 Purity:99.9%max
4 High quality,Lowest price
Nutritional analysis of pine nut kernel:
1. Pine nuts are rich in unsaturated fatty acids, such as linoleic acid, linolenic acid, etc., can reduce blood lipids and prevent cardiovascular disease;
2. pine nut contains a lot of minerals, such as calcium, iron, potassium and so on, can provide the body tissues rich nutrients, strong bones and muscles, and eliminate fatigue, health care for the elderly great benefit;
3. vitamin E in pine nuts as high as 30%, has a very good softening blood vessels, anti-aging effect, is an ideal health snack for middle-aged and elderly people, but also the ideal food for ladies moisturizing beauty;
4. pine nuts are rich in fat, can be laxative laxative without Qi, the elderly body deficiency constipation, constipation in children have a certain therapeutic effect;
5. the fat content of pine nut is oleic acid, linoleic acid and other unsaturated fatty acids, has a very good role in softening the blood vessels, is an ideal health snack for the middle-aged and elderly.
Our organic pine nuts are one of the more expensive nuts because of the time required to grow the nuts and the effort to harvest the seeds from their protective encasement. If you ever had a good pesto you can understand that they are worth their price.
