Import Chilli Flakes — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

KRISHVA OVERSEAS offers premium Chilli Flakes that are produced from carefully selected red chilies grown in India. The listing states that the flakes meet international quality expectations and are certified to ISO standards and SGS inspection, providing a consistent flavour profile for food manufacturers. Available in both bulk and retail formats, the supplier can ship under FOB or CIF terms and accepts orders starting from a single unit, making it suitable for a range of business sizes.

In the spice trade, dried chilli flakes typically contain less than 10% moisture to preserve colour and heat, and particle size is usually between 1 mm and 3 mm. The Scoville heat unit for standard red chilli flakes ranges from 30 000 to 50 000 SHU, delivering a moderate to strong spiciness that suits sauces, marinades, soups and dry rubs. Colour is generally a bright, uniform red, and the product is packed in sealed bags to protect against moisture ingress and contamination.

The primary buyers are food processors, restaurant chains and catering services that require a reliable source of spice for large‑scale production. KRISHVA OVERSEAS highlights flexible packaging options, including 10 kg bulk bags and smaller retail packs, allowing customers to align purchases with their inventory strategies. Prospective importers should confirm the exact incoterm, payment schedule and any required certifications before finalising a contract.

KRISHVA OVERSEAS is listed as an imported supplier with a harbour trust tier on the platform. The profile records a response rate of 0 % and no average response time, indicating that the supplier has not yet engaged in platform communications. The company is based in India and positions itself as a source of spice products for international buyers.

The listing does not provide further details on production capacity, factory size or years in operation, and no additional certifications or audit reports are supplied beyond the ISO and SGS statements. Buyers should therefore request any missing documentation directly from the supplier to verify compliance with their own quality standards.