Import Byadgi Dabbi Red Chilli — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Seven Seas Trading offers the Byadgi Dabbi Red Chilli, a long, wrinkled dried fruit prized for its mild pungency and vivid colour. The chilli is supplied with a moisture content of 12 % max, foreign material not exceeding 2 %, and loose seeds limited to 2 % max, matching the specifications listed. Packaging options include 25 kg or 35 kg jute bags, with a minimum order of 7 metric tonnes.

The product’s colour rating of 250 ASTA and a Scoville heat range of 8 000‑10 000 SHU place it within the standard profile for mild Indian red chillies, suitable for colour‑intensive food processing and confectionery. Typical industry practice tolerates moisture between 10 % and 12 % for dried chillies, and a foreign‑material level below 5 % to ensure shelf life. The long, wrinkled texture aids in uniform grinding for chilli powder or flakes. Buyers frequently use this variety in spice blends, ready‑to‑eat meals and export‑oriented snack formulations.

Before placing an order, importers should confirm the exact batch moisture, ASTA colour and Scoville values, as well as the supplier’s capacity to meet the 7‑tonne MOQ. Shipping arrangements, including container loading (up to a 120 ft container) and incoterms, must be clarified in the contract. Third‑party laboratory testing for colour intensity and capsaicin level can verify that the product meets the described specifications.

Seven Seas Trading is located at Plot No 105 (B1) Syno 372/8, 37Ward, 5Th Cross, Devi Nagar Infantry Road, Ballari, Karnataka 583104, India. The supplier holds a harbor trust tier, but the platform records show a 0 % response rate and no recent reply timestamps, indicating that buyers should initiate contact and confirm responsiveness.

The company lists Byadgi Dabbi Red Chilli as its core product, highlighting variants such as whole pods with stem, stem‑less pods, crushed flakes and powdered forms. No additional certifications, production capacity or other product lines are disclosed, so importers are encouraged to request any missing technical or compliance documents directly from the seller.