Sesame Seeds Are Tiny, Oil-rich Seeds That Grow in Pods on the Sesamum Indicum Plant. They Have Been Used in Folk Medicine for Thousands of Years. Unhulled Seeds Have the Outer, Edible Husk Intact, While Hulled Seeds Come Without the Husk. The Hull Gives the Seeds a Golden-brown Hue.
Esame Seeds Are Rich in Protein, Vitamins, Minerals, and Antioxidants. They Are Commonly Added to Certain Foods to Provide a Nutty Flavor and Crunchy Texture. Sesame Seeds Are Also Used as an Ingredient in Soap, Cosmetics, Lubricants, and Medicines.
Specifications:
1-purity: 99% Min
2-color- Brownish White, Black
3- Moisture- 6% Max
4- Ffa-1.5% Max
Oil Content - 48% Min.