Import Dried Pepper — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Viet Nam

The product is dried pepper harvested in Vietnam and supplied by Nghi Son Foods Group. It is offered in black and green colours and has a hot taste with a pleasant aroma. The supplier provides three density grades: Type 1 at 500 g/L, Type 2 at 550 g/L and Type 3 at 600 g/L, each with a moisture limit of 12‑13.5 % max and foreign‑matter limits ranging from 0.2 % to 1 % max. Packing is in 40‑50 kg polyethylene bags, with a full 20‑foot container holding up to 13 tons.

In the spice trade, dried peppers typically show moisture contents below 13 % to prevent mould growth and foreign‑matter levels under 1 % to meet food‑grade standards. The three density grades correspond to different cut sizes and drying levels, a common practice to cater to varied culinary applications. Polyethylene bags are standard packaging for bulk spice shipments because they provide moisture barrier and durability during transport. Typical storage conditions call for a cool, dry environment with relative humidity below 65 % to preserve colour and pungency.

Food processors, sauce manufacturers and spice‑blend producers often select the appropriate density grade to achieve consistent heat levels in their recipes. Nghi Son Foods Group ships the product on FOB or CIF terms and can load up to 13 tons per 20‑foot container, allowing buyers to plan bulk orders efficiently. Importers should verify the moisture and foreign‑matter test results and confirm the chosen incoterm and payment schedule with the supplier before contracting.

Nghi Son Foods Group is located at 65 Tran Quoc Hoan Street, Tan Son Nhat Ward in Vietnam. The company is classified in the organic supplier tier and holds a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified status. Current platform data shows no recorded response rate, suggesting that buyers should confirm communication availability directly with the supplier.

The group focuses on processing and exporting Vietnamese spices, with dried pepper listed as a core product. While the listing does not disclose production capacity or certifications, the supplier’s tier suggests adherence to organic handling standards. Prospective buyers are encouraged to request any additional compliance documents that are relevant to their market.