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Red onion,
Colour: red,
Size: 60+ or per your request,
Packing: 20-25 kg mesh bags,
In container: up to 27 tons on pallets,
Payment term: LC,
SGS quality report upon loading is available.
We are international supplier for Red Onion. Supply sufficient of quality and quantity to meet buyer's demand. We do hope our offer will make you satisfied and can start good opening of our business relationship.
Price: USD 1.00/kg
Origin: China
Grade: A only
Packaging: 10-25 kg/Bag
Dried onion has many benefits and we find that dried onions have a very high demand due to need for them in cooking, especially meat, because of their ability to give special and strong flavor, in addition to that dried onions gives great flavors of salad and food in general.
1) Natural Grown crop, no pesticide residue, Green Foods
2) long supply period
Red onion are abundant prostagdol in the onion, which can effectively reduce the resistance of peripheral blood and blood viscosity, so appropriate amount of onion can also effectively reduce blood pressure, refresh the brain, relieve pressure, prevent colds
1) Natural Grown crop, no pesticide residue, Green Foods
2) long supply period
Red onion are abundant prostagdol in the onion, which can effectively reduce the resistance of peripheral blood and blood viscosity, so appropriate amount of onion can also effectively reduce blood pressure, refresh the brain, relieve pressure, prevent colds
India's red onions, particularly the Nasik variety, are a prized export for their vibrant color, firm texture, and distinct flavor profile. Grown in the rich volcanic soils of the Deccan plateau, these onions boast a deep ruby red skin with a satisfying crunch. Unlike many red onions, the Nasik variety has a milder bite, offering a sweet and slightly pungent aroma that enhances culinary creations.
The Indian red onion, a bulbous wonder clothed in deep crimson layers, is a culinary treasure prized for its sharp flavor, pungent aroma, and long shelf life. Cultivated across vast swathes of fertile Indian land, this versatile Allium cepa variety is not just a staple in Indian kitchens but a coveted export, gracing tables worldwide. This document delves into the captivating world of the Indian red onion, exploring its unique characteristics, cultivation practices, meticulous handling for export, and the immense potential it holds in the global market.
Distinctive Qualities:
Indian red onions are instantly recognizable by their deep reddish-purple color, a result of anthocyanin pigments. They are generally medium-sized, averaging around 6-8 cm in diameter, and possess a near-spherical shape. The inner flesh is firm and crisp, with a characteristic pungent sulfuric aroma due to high sulfur content. Unlike yellow or white onions, red onions have a milder, slightly sweet flavor with a lingering peppery finish. This unique flavor profile makes them ideal for both raw and cooked applications, adding a vibrant depth to salads, salsas, and curries.
Conclusion:
The Indian red onion is a culinary gem, offering a delightful blend of flavor, aroma, and visual appeal. Cultivated with care, meticulously handled, and exported with stringent quality control, it represents the excellence of Indian agriculture. As the global demand for healthy and flavorful ingredients continues to surge, the Indian red onion is poised to remain a star player on the international food scene.
