Import Fresh Chili — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Sri Lanka

Lucky Leather Stores, based in Colombo, Sri Lanka, offers fresh chili fruit sourced from India, Pakistan, Vietnam and Kenya. The product consists of the ripe fruit of Capsicum species, whose heat is produced by capsaicin and colour by capsanthin. The listing specifies a minimum order of 15 metric tonnes. These chilies are supplied as whole fresh pods without processing.

In the spice trade, fresh chilies are typically graded by size, colour uniformity and absence of blemishes, with Grade A whole red chilies being the most common classification. Typical moisture content for fresh chilies ranges from 85 % to 90 % by weight, and capsaicin levels are usually between 0.1 % and 0.5 % by weight, giving a moderate to high heat rating. Standard market packaging uses 25 kg mesh bags, and the pods generally measure 5 cm to 10 cm in length and weigh 10 g to 15 g each. Such specifications align with regional expectations for fresh spice exports.

Buyers such as food processors, restaurant chains and spice distributors use these chilies for sauces, pickles and seasoning blends. Trade terms, including Incoterms and payment conditions, are not disclosed in the listing and should be confirmed directly with Lucky Leather Stores. Likewise, lead times and exact shipping arrangements need verification before committing to an order. The supplier’s harbor trust tier indicates a basic level of verification, but prospective importers should request any available quality certificates.

Lucky Leather Stores operates from the Lls Building, Level 2, #64 Second Cross Street, Pettah, Colombo 01100, Sri Lanka. The supplier is listed with a harbor trust tier, indicating basic verification by the platform, and its response metrics show no recorded replies to inquiries at present. The address places the business in a central commercial district of Colombo, providing proximity to the main port for export shipments.

The company’s current listing focuses exclusively on fresh chili, with no additional products or services mentioned. It does not provide details on certifications, pricing, lead times or shipping terms, leaving those aspects to be clarified through direct communication. Potential buyers should therefore request any food‑safety certificates such as HACCP or ISO 22000 if required for their market.