Black Pepper - MG1 Container Capacity 20' Container 13 MTN 40' Container 26 MTN New Crop Months : January, February, March, November, December Product Specifications LTR 540 Sieve 4.00mm Extraneous Matter 0.5% max. Light Berries 2% max. Moisture 11% max. Ash 7% max. Acid Insoluble Ash 1% max. Packaging : Jute Bags 50 kgs
Black Pepper - MUG1 Container Capacity 20' Container 13 MTN 40' Container 26 MTN New Crop Months : January, February, March, November, December Product Specifications LTR 530 Sieve 4.00mm Extraneous Matter 1% max. Light Berries 4% max. Moisture 11% max. Ash 8% max. Acid Insoluble Ash 1% max. Packaging : Jute Bags 50 kgs
Black Pepper - MUG2 Container Capacity 20' Container 13 MTN 40' Container 26 MTN New Crop Months : January, February, March, November, December Product Specifications LTR 500 Sieve 4.00mm Extraneous Matter 1% max. Light Berries 4% max. Moisture 11% max. Ash 8% max. Acid Insoluble Ash 1.5% max. Packaging : Jute Bags 50 kgs
Container Capacity 20' Container 13 MTN 40' Container 26 MTN New Crop Months January, February, March, November, December Product Specifications LTR 460 Sieve - Extraneous Matter 1% max. Light Berries 4% max. Moisture 11% max. Ash 8% max. Acid Insoluble Ash 1.5% max. Packaging Jute Bags 50 kgs
Fresh and Dried Available Container Capacity: 20' Container 6.5 MTN 40' Container 13 MTN New Crop Months: January, February, March, October, November, December Product Specifications: Pungency 1000k - 1005k SHU Color ASTA 70-80 Average Length 6-8cm Broken 5% max. Loose Seeds 2% max. Acid Insoluble 1% max. Moisture 10% max. Aflatoxin 5-10 PPB
The king of spice also known as piper nigrum is harvested from an almost ripe black pepper vine, the harvested and dried fruit is rich in pepper oil, fatty oil and starch. Used as spice and seasoning and providing health benefits because it acts as an antioxidant for your body.
Ceylon Pepper is particularly favoured worldwide as it is quite rich in piperine, the alkaloid which lends it a distinct pungency. As a result, Ceylon Pepper from Sri Lanka fetches a premium price in the international spice market. Black pepper is widely used as a 'hot' cooking spice and seasoning.
Black Pepper
Grade GL 550 moisture 10 - 12%
At NAYAK EXIM, we take pride in providing high-quality black pepper of various sizes and prices. Our black pepper is sourced from trusted farmers who use sustainable farming practices to grow the finest peppercorns. We offer a range of sizes to cater to the diverse needs of our customers, and our prices are competitive without compromising on quality. Our black pepper is rich in flavor, aroma, and health benefits, making it the perfect seasoning for your favorite dishes. We take care to ensure that our products are packaged safely and delivered to our customers in a timely manner. Choose NAYAK EXIM for your black pepper needs and experience the difference in taste and quality.
Black Pepper Origin: Madagascar Type: 5mm Packaging: 60kg bags Available from Al Nama Herbals General Trading, Al Ras, Deira, Dubai, UAE
Blackpepper is a spice made from unripe fruit of Piper Ningrum plant and dried. Through the process of drying, the fruit become blackened of drying process. Blackpepper widely used for seasoning and flavoring all types of cuisines from Eastern to Western countries. -Quality: - FAQ Density: 500 G/L - Machine cleaned Density: 550 G/L - ASTA Density: 570 G/L -Moisture: 13% -Packaging: Jute Bag @ 50kg
White Pepper / Piper Nigrum : white pepper is a spice made from the ripe dried fruit of the Piper nigrum pepper plant. It typically has a milder flavor than black pepper and a simpler flavor. -Quality: - Single Wash (SW) - Double Wash (DW) 630 G/L -Moisture: 14% or as required -Packaging: - Jute Bag @ 50kg
-Black pepper is one of the most commonly used spices worldwide. -Itâ??s made by grinding peppercorns, which are dried berries from the vine Piper nigrum. -It has a sharp and mildly spicy flavor that goes well with many dishes -Vietnam is considered to be the largest grower and exporter of pepper. India, Brazil, and Indonesia follow suit. Black pepper, while used in cooking and garnishing in cuisines the world over, comes with lots of health benefits. - Color : black - Moisture : < 12.5% - Density : 550 - 580 G/L - Heavy metals :
Black pepper is native to India, particularly the Malabar Coast, now It is widely known as state of Kerala. Black pepper helps to stimulate hydrochloric acid in your stomach so you can better digest and absorb the foods you eat. We have wide range of black pepper from Kerala and karnataka like Kottanadan, Neelamundi and Mottakare from karnataka. We are providing our products to our customers directly from farmers. That's the reason our customers gets the best quality with best price. In our products there is no oil separation to maintain the quality and originality of our products. We are from India and we are exporting the best quality of black pepper in the world.
Grade : (a) High Quailtya Packing Type : Pp Bags (25kg & 50kgs ), Jute Bag (25kg & 50kg) or Customizable Processed Style : Fresh Cultivation Type : Conventional Inoterms : Fob Chennai/tuticorin or Cif Minimum Order Quantity : 1mt Transport Temp: 8-10 Degree C Supply Capacity: 2000mts/month
Grade : (a) High Quality Packing Type: Pp Bags (25kg & 50kgs ), Jute Bag (25kg & 50kg) or Customizable Processed Style: Fresh Cultivation Type: Conventional Incoterms : FOB Chennai/Tuticorin or CIF Minimum Order Quantity: 1MT Transport Temp: 8-10 Degrees C Supply Capacity: 2000mts/month
Scientific Name : Piper nigrum Common Name : Black Pepper Local Name : Black Pepper Besides the famous Araku coffee we also nurture the black pepper. Pepper is the perfect companion to shade grown coffee and has the same dappled sunlight needs as Arabica coffee. It thrives using coffee shade trees as support and provides a welcome additional income Araku pepper is certified organic along with its companion Arabica coffee. The bio-inoculants used to enhance the quality of soil create a premium high altitude, quality pepper. Black pepper is native to south Asia & south east Asia, and has been known to Indian cooking since at least 2000BCE. While number of classical historical resources mention the important source was India, particularly the Malabar Coast, in what is now the state of Kerela, famous for exporting various spices. The pepper plant is a perennial woody vine in the family Piperaceae, cultivate for its fruit known as Peppercorn which is usually dried and used as spice and for seasoning, growing up to 4 m (13 ft) in height supporting trees, poles or trellises. Pepper can be grown in soil that is neither too dry nor susceptible to flooding, moist, well drained and rich in organic matter. The roots are covered in leaf mulch and manure and the shoots are trimmed twice a year. A single stem bears 20-30 fruiting spikes. The harvest begins as soon as one or two fruits at the base of the spikes begin to turn red and before the fruit is fully mature and is still hard, if allowed to ripen completely, the fruit lose pungency and ultimately fall off and are lost. The spikes are collected and spread out to dry in the sun, then the peppercorns are stripped off the spikes
Indonesia has historically played an important role as a supplier of black and white pepper to the international market. Since the late 16th century, when de Houtman and Van Nect started trading in pepper, and the early 17th century when the Dutch established pepper plantations in Java and Sumatra, Indonesia has been a major contributor to world trade in pepper. Today, Lampung Black and Muntok White pepper are respected names in the pepper trade. Pepper in Indonesia is a smallholder crop, with average farm size of less than a hectare. An estimated 190,000 hectares of pepper are cultivated, mainly in Lampung and Bangka, with some areas in South Sumatra, Kalimantan and Sulawesi becoming important recently. In Lampung black pepper is produced, while in Bangka, because of suitable conditions, the entire production is of white pepper. In Kalimantan and Sulawesi almost 70% of production is black and the remaining white. Lampung and Bangka are main sources recording exports, while pepper from Kalimantan and Sulawesi are channeled to nearby local markets as well as to neighboring countries.
Indonesia has historically played an important role as a supplier of black and white pepper to the international market. Since the late 16th century, when de Houtman and Van Nect started trading in pepper, and the early 17th century when the Dutch established pepper plantations in Java and Sumatra, Indonesia has been a major contributor to world trade in pepper. Today, Lampung Black and Muntok White pepper are respected names in the pepper trade. Pepper in Indonesia is a smallholder crop, with average farm size of less than a hectare. An estimated 190,000 hectares of pepper are cultivated, mainly in Lampung and Bangka, with some areas in South Sumatra, Kalimantan and Sulawesi becoming important recently. In Lampung black pepper is produced, while in Bangka, because of suitable conditions, the entire production is of white pepper. In Kalimantan and Sulawesi almost 70% of production is black and the remaining white. Lampung and Bangka are main sources recording exports, while pepper from Kalimantan and Sulawesi are channeled to nearby local markets as well as to neighboring countries.
