Pepper Corn

Product Description
Known as the King of Spices.
Black Pepper (Piper nigrum), a perennial crop of the tropics, is economically the most important and the most widely used spice crop the world.
The Sri Lankan pepper has higher piperine content which gives it a superior quality and pungency.
Black pepper is used mainly as a finishing touch on dishes, to add pungency and aroma
Grinding fresh peppercorns are essential for flavor and aroma.

All Types of Packaging are available as per the demand of the buyer.

Packaging Size : 25KG Jute/HDPE (Bulk) 50gm, 100gm, 250gm, 500gm, 1KG and 5kg (Consumer Packaging)

Product Origin : India

Minimum Quantity : 20ft. Container

Price : On Contact.

We are able to provide you with high quality pepper based on your product and price requirements. Prices would vary with the type of grade and density.

Available in as Pepper Corn, Powder and Coarse. For the ground products we can customize it as per your mesh requirements.

We supply black pepper grade 550g/l from Vietnam with high quality, cleaned black pepper.

In the tropical regions of , white pepper is grown. The same plant is the source of both black pepper and white pepper. However, their preparation varies. You can make black pepper by heating dried, immature fruit. Ripe seeds are cooked and dried to produce white pepper


SPECIFICATION VALUE
Colour White
Density 600gl Min-660gl
Admixture .1%Max
Shape Whole
Moisture 13% Max
MOQ 15 Tons
Bulk Packaging Packaging Package Size
Jute Bags/PP Bags/Cartoon Boxes 25kg/50kg/Customize Packaging
Retail Packaging
Paper Pouches/Bottles 250g/500g/Customize Packages

- Baked Not Fried
- No Added MSG
- No Preservatives & Artificial Colors
- Good Source of Protein & Dietary Fiber

Noodle : Wheat Flour, Modified Cassava Flour, Salt, Leek Powder, Spinach Powder, Gum Arabic, Sodium Carbonate Seasoning : Palm oil, Sugar, Garlic Powder, Onion Powder, Sweet Soy Sauce, Chili Powder, Salt, Water, Sesame Oil, White Pepper, Corn Starch, Chili Oil Allergen : Wheat, Soybean and Sesame

Shelf Life :
- Asia Country = 12 Months
- Europe Country = 12 - 18 Months

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