Supplier From
Antalaha,
Madagascar
Supplier From
Antalaha,
Madagascar
Madagascar Black Pepper
Origin: East Coast of Madagascar (Mahanoro & Nosy Varika districts)
Grown along Madagascar's fertile east coast, this black pepper is harvested twice a year at peak maturity, when the berries reach full cluster ripeness. After hand-harvesting, the peppercorns are sun-dried over several days, a slow process that develops their signature deep black color and concentrates the natural piperine that gives the pepper its heat and aromatic complexity. Each batch is then carefully sorted and graded to ensure consistent size and quality.
The result is a heavy, dense peppercorn with a bold, pungent bite and a warm, slightly sweet undertone characteristic of Madagascar-grown pepper, a favorite among chefs for finishing grilled meats, seasoning fresh cheeses, and rounding out rich sauces.
Specifications
Moisture Content: less than 10%
High density 500-550 g/liter (USD 8/kg)
Low density: less than 500 g/liter (USD 7/kg)
Piperine Content: 6-7%
Peppercorn Size: 3-5 mm (Heavy)
Culinary Uses: Grilled red meats, Fresh cheeses, Baked potatoes, Wine sauces, Dark chocolate desserts
Packaging & Export:
Available as whole peppercorns or ground black pepper, packed in jute bags (25 kg or 30 kg for select European destinations; 50 kg for other markets) to preserve freshness and meet transport requirements. Goods are delivered FOB at the port of shipment, with full export documentation included.
Phytosanitary certificate and certificate of origin provided on a per-shipment basis. Price negotiable for high volume inquiries.
