Import Cracked Pepper — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United States

Cracked Pepper from Marjorie's Beef Jerky Inc. is whole black peppercorns mechanically fractured into coarse granules, sized for even distribution on beef jerky and other cured meats. The product is not ground into powder but split into irregular fragments, preserving volatile oils and aroma. The supplier lists three package sizes: 3oz bags in counts of 25, 125, and 250, with identical UPC codes indicating bulk repackaging from a single source.

The peppercorns are likely sourced from Vietnam or India, as these are the dominant origins for commercial cracked pepper in the U.S. food industry. The product is not labeled as organic, non-GMO, or fair trade. No processing details beyond cracking are provided. Typical industry standards for cracked pepper include particle size between 0.5mm and 2.0mm, moisture content under 10%, and no added anti-caking agents.

This product is primarily purchased by meat processors, snack manufacturers, and private-label jerky brands for seasoning application. Buyers use it in dry rubs, marinades, or as a surface topping before drying. The product is not intended for retail spice jars. Minimum order quantities are not stated, but packaging suggests bulk usage. Lead time and shipping terms are not disclosed and must be confirmed directly with the supplier.

Marjorie's Beef Jerky Inc. is a manufacturer located in Jachin, Alabama, with a physical address registered in rural Alabama. The company is listed with a harbor trust tier and has no verified response rate or average response time. The listing provides no information on years in business, production volume, certifications, or export experience. The supplier appears to produce beef jerky and related seasonings in-house.

The company’s primary product is beef jerky, and cracked pepper is listed as an ingredient or seasoning component used in its own production. There is no indication that it is a standalone spice distributor. Buyers should assume this is a secondary product line with limited external supply infrastructure. All operational claims must be confirmed directly with the supplier, as no third-party verification is available.