Import Danfeng Walnut Kernel Light Amber Half — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in China

The Danfeng Walnut Kernel Light Amber Half is a split walnut kernel with a light amber colour, supplied by Danfeng Huasheng Enterprise Corp. in Shaanxi, China. The kernels are grown using organic farming practices, meaning no synthetic chemicals are applied during cultivation. Each kernel is processed to retain the half‑kernel shape and the light amber hue that appeals to visual inspection. The product is packed in sturdy cartons of 12.5 kg each, facilitating bulk handling and transport.

Typical walnut kernels measure 25 - 30 mm in length and 15 - 20 mm in width, a size range common for premium snack nuts. Industry standards aim for a moisture content of about 5 % to ensure shelf stability, which is the target for this product. A shell‑removal rate of roughly 95 % is standard for half‑kernel processing, delivering a high edible proportion. Nutritionally, the kernels provide approximately 65 % healthy fats, 15 % protein and a suite of antioxidants, matching typical values for walnut kernels.

Buyers such as health‑food distributors, bakery manufacturers and retail chains use the half kernels for confectionery, baked goods and ready‑to‑eat snack mixes. The listing does not state a minimum order quantity, so importers should confirm the MOQ directly with the supplier. Shipping is offered under common trade terms such as L/C or T/T, and the 12.5 kg cartons are suitable for container loading.

Danfeng Huasheng Enterprise Corp. is located in Hejia Village, Danfeng County, Shangluo, Shaanxi Province, China. The company appears in the platform’s harbour trust tier, indicating a verified business registration, although its response rate is recorded as 0 % and average response time is not available, suggesting limited recent communication data.

The supplier specialises in processing and exporting walnut products, offering the Light Amber Half kernel as part of its nut portfolio. No additional historical or financial information is provided, and the listing does not claim any specific certifications beyond the organic cultivation statement.