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S.08 · Single-Origin Chilli

Kashmiri Chilli Powder

Lal Mirch Powder

Gemahlen aus sonnengetrockneten Byadgi-Chilis, die über den rotböden Gürtel des Distrikts Haveri in Karnataka angebaut werden, ist dies zuerst eine Farbchili und erst dann eine Schärfechili. Sie verleiht einen leuchtend purpurroten Ton und eine sanfte, fruchtige Wärme statt brennender Schärfe und ist damit das Pulver der Wahl für Biryani, Tandoori-Marinaden und reichhaltige Soßen, bei denen Farbe ebenso zählt wie Feuer. Eine Prise verwandelt das Aussehen eines Gerichts, ohne den Gaumen zu überwältigen.

Packungsgrößen

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Kashmiri Chilli Powder
Verpackung Kashmiri Chilli Powder

Die Verpackung

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Verpackt in wiederverschließbaren, lebensmittelechten Beuteln, die Aroma und Farbe bewahren – jeder mit Herkunft, Güteklasse und Geschmacksprofil gekennzeichnet.

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Herkunft

Herkunft
Byadgi-Gürtel, Karnataka, Indien
Güteklasse
Byadgi Dabbi · hochfarbig (~150 ASTA)
Form
Fein gemahlenes Pulver
Schärfe
Mild · ca. 8.000-15.000 SHU
Reinheit
Dampfsterilisiert · ETO-frei · laborgeprüft
Haltbarkeit
12-18 Monate, kühl und versiegelt gelagert

Geschmacksprofil

  • Schärfe
  • Farbe
  • Aroma
  • Erdigkeit

Auch bekannt als · Lal mirchi powder · Kashmiri red chilli powder · Piment rouge moulu · Capsicum annuum

Verwendung

  • 01

    Tandoori- und Tikka-Marinaden für ein natürliches rotes Leuchten

  • 02

    Biryani, Pulao und reichhaltige Tomatensoßen

  • 03

    Pickles und Chutneys, bei denen Farbe vorrangig ist

  • 04

    Gewürzmischungen und Masalas, die Tiefe ohne Schärfe brauchen

In short

Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Lal Mirch Powder) is a mild, high-colour chilli prized for its vibrant red hue and subtle heat. Sourced from India's Byadgi belt, it is a key ingredient for food manufacturers and private-label brands seeking authentic flavour and natural colouring.

Sourcing & Origin

Treedha's Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Lal Mirch Powder) originates specifically from the Byadgi belt within Karnataka, India, at an elevation of 550-650 metres. This region is renowned for cultivating the Byadgi Dabbi variety, celebrated for its exceptional colour without overwhelming pungency. The unique agro-climatic conditions contribute to the chilli's distinctive characteristics, making it highly sought after in the global bulk trade.

The chillies are sun-dried whole at origin, then meticulously de-stemmed before being finely milled. This careful processing at source ensures the preservation of the chilli's vibrant red pigment, measured at approximately 150 ASTA, a crucial specification for bulk buyers focused on consistent product quality and natural food colouring applications.

Export Grades & Specifications

Our Kashmiri Chilli Powder is supplied as Byadgi Dabbi, a high-colour grade known for its vivid red hue and mild heat profile. Key specifications for this finely milled powder include a colour value of approximately 150 ASTA, indicating its strong pigmentation, and a mild pungency ranging from 8,000 to 15,000 SHU. These parameters are critical for importers requiring precise product characteristics for their food manufacturing and private-label needs.

Rigorous quality controls ensure a moisture content of below 10-12%, vital for extended shelf life and preventing microbial growth. The powder is typically supplied at a fine granulation, around 80 mesh, ensuring uniform dispersion in various food applications. Treedha provides a comprehensive Certificate of Analysis (COA) for each batch, detailing these physical, chemical, and microbiological parameters to assure buyers of consistent quality.

ParameterSpecification for Byadgi Dabbi Grade
Colour Value (ASTA)~150 ASTA
Heat Level (SHU)Mild · 8,000-15,000 SHU
Moisture Content≤ 10-12%
Purity100% Pure, ETO-free
GranulationFinely milled, ~80 mesh
Total AshMax 8%
Acid Insoluble AshMax 1.3%
Foreign MatterMax 0.5%

Quality, Safety & Compliance

Treedha's Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Lal Mirch Powder) adheres to stringent international food safety and compliance standards for bulk export. Our product is steam-sterilised, guaranteeing it is ethylene-oxide-free (ETO-free), a critical requirement for markets such as the European Union (EU) and the United States (US). This processing method effectively reduces microbial load while preserving the chilli's natural qualities.

All batches are lab-tested by accredited third-party laboratories to meet strict limits for aflatoxins (typically 5 PPB for Aflatoxin B1 and 10 PPB for Total Aflatoxin), pesticide residues (MRLs), and the absence of Salmonella (Absent in 25g). Furthermore, testing confirms the absence of illegal Sudan dyes and heavy metals. Comprehensive documentation, including Phytosanitary Certificates, Certificates of Origin, and detailed Certificates of Analysis (COA), accompanies every shipment to ensure full transparency and compliance with destination country regulations like those of the FDA and EU.

Global Demand & Target Markets

Demand for high-colour, mild chilli powder like Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Piment rouge moulu) is robust across key international markets. Major importing regions include the USA, European countries (such as the UK and Germany), the UAE and Gulf Region, Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand), and Australia. This sustained demand is driven by the global expansion of ethnic cuisines, particularly Indian, Mexican, and Thai, which rely on authentic spice ingredients for flavour and visual appeal.

Increasing urbanisation and evolving dietary habits contribute to greater consumption of packaged foods, ready meals, and snack seasonings, where Kashmiri chilli powder serves as both a flavour enhancer and a natural colouring agent. The clean-label trend and demand for single-origin, traceable products further bolster the appeal of our Byadgi Dabbi chilli, which is also valued for its role in oleoresin extraction for food and cosmetic industries.

Logistics, HS Code & Packing

For international trade, Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Capsicum annuum) is classified under Harmonised System (HS) code 0904.22.11, specifically for crushed or ground fruits of the genus Capsicum. Treedha offers flexible bulk packing solutions designed for the efficiency and safety required by importers and distributors. Our standard bulk options include robust multi-wall paper bags with inner food-grade liners, ensuring product integrity during transit and storage. While we offer typical pack sizes from 100g to 500g for private-label clients, we primarily deal in larger bulk quantities suitable for wholesale distribution.

Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) is discussed on a case-by-case basis, tailored to meet specific buyer requirements and logistical feasibility, typically involving full container loads for optimal shipping economy. We facilitate shipments on standard Incoterms such as FOB (Free On Board) and CIF (Cost, Insurance and Freight) from major Indian ports. With optimal storage conditions—cool, dry, and sealed—our Kashmiri Chilli Powder maintains its quality and flavour for a shelf life of 12-18 months.

Sources

Fragen

Ist Lal Mirch Pulver dasselbe wie Chili-/Cayenne-Pulver?
Sie sind enge Verwandte. Lal Mirch bedeutet einfach rote Chili auf Hindi, und unser Pulver wird aus Byadgi-Chilis gemahlen, die für tiefe Farbe und milde Schärfe geschätzt werden. Gewöhnlicher Cayenne ist weitaus schärfer und farbärmer, verwenden Sie dieses also dort, wo Sie einen leuchtend roten Abschluss statt aggressiven Feuers wünschen.
Wie scharf ist dieses Pulver?
Sanft warm. Byadgi-Chili ist von Natur aus arm an Capsaicin und liegt bei etwa 8.000-15.000 SHU, sodass sie Farbe und eine fruchtige Wärme aufbaut, ohne den scharfen Brand von Guntur- oder Teja-Chili.
Warum ist es so tiefrot?
Byadgi-Chilis tragen einen der höchsten natürlichen Farbwerte aller indischen Chilis, rund 150 ASTA. Dieses Pigment verleiht Tandoori-Gerichten und Soßen ihr charakteristisches Leuchten.
What is the primary difference between Kashmiri Chilli Powder and other red chilli powders?
Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Lal Mirch Powder), particularly the Byadgi Dabbi variety, is primarily known for its vibrant red colour (high ASTA value of ~150) and mild heat (8,000-15,000 SHU), whereas many other chilli powders focus more on high pungency.
Is Treedha's Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Lal Mirchi Powder) ETO-free and lab-tested?
Yes, our Kashmiri Chilli Powder is steam-sterilised, making it ETO-free. It is rigorously lab-tested by accredited third-party laboratories for aflatoxins, pesticide residues, heavy metals, and microbiological parameters to meet strict EU and US import limits.
What is the ASTA value of your Kashmiri red chilli powder?
Our Byadgi Dabbi Kashmiri red chilli powder is specifically graded for high colour, with an approximate ASTA (American Spice Trade Association) value of 150. This indicates a rich, stable red pigment, ideal for natural food colouring applications.
What are the common HS Codes for importing Kashmiri Chilli Powder from India?
The primary Harmonised System (HS) codes for crushed or ground red chilli, including Kashmiri Chilli Powder, are 0904.22, 0904.22.11, and 0904.22.19, depending on the specific classification required by the importing country.
Can Treedha supply Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Piment rouge moulu) for private-label packaging?
Yes, Treedha specialises in supplying bulk, high-quality Kashmiri Chilli Powder for private-label requirements. We work with importers and distributors to meet their specific branding and packaging needs, ensuring compliance with international standards.
What is the shelf life of Treedha's Kashmiri Chilli Powder?
When stored under optimal conditions—cool, dry, and sealed—our finely milled Kashmiri Chilli Powder (Lal Mirch Powder) has a shelf life of 12-18 months, retaining its quality, colour, and mild flavour.