Import Dry Red Chilli — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Pentastar International supplies Indian dry red chilli, commonly called Laal Mirch, harvested from farms in Gujarat. The product is offered in several recognised Indian varieties such as Teja (S17), Sannam (334‑S4) and Byadgi (273). Each whole chilli is either with stem or without stem, and the dried pods contain no more than 8 % stalk, 12 % moisture, 2 % loose seeds and 3 % damaged or discoloured pieces. Packing is available in 5 kg to 40 kg cartons, jute bags or PP bags, and a 20‑ft container can hold up to 7 tonnes.

These specifications align with typical industry limits for premium dried chillies, where moisture is kept below 13 % to preserve colour and aroma. The colour intensity of the listed varieties usually meets ASTA colour grades 8‑10, delivering a deep red hue prized by food manufacturers. The Scoville heat rating for Indian red chillies generally falls between 30,000 and 50,000 SHU, providing a medium‑high pungency suitable for both retail and bulk processing. Pentastar sources the raw chillies from farmers who follow sustainable cultivation practices, which helps maintain consistent capsaicin levels across batches.

The dried chillies are used in spice blends, ready‑to‑eat sauces, and institutional catering where a stable heat and colour are required. Importers in the food‑processing sector typically request container loads, with the supplier able to load 7 tonnes in a 20‑ft box or 14 tonnes in a 40‑ft box. Buyers should confirm packaging preferences, Incoterms and payment conditions directly with Pentastar before placing an order.

Pentastar International is based at 815 Rk Supreme, 150 ft Ring Road, Rajkot, Gujarat 360005, India. The supplier holds a harbour‑tier verification on the platform, though its response rate is currently recorded as zero, indicating that buyers should anticipate a need for proactive communication.

The company states that it supplies and exports dry red chilli and chilli powder, sourcing the raw material from farmers who employ sustainable cultivation methods. It offers multiple packaging formats and can load up to 7 tonnes in a 20‑ft container or 14 tonnes in a 40‑ft container, but it does not disclose additional certifications or minimum order quantities.