Import Chilli — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Swamiji World Trade supplies raw chilli harvested in Ghontor, Andhra Pradesh, India. The chilli is processed as a raw material and prepared for export with a standard drying cost of 0.26 USD per kilogram. After drying, a grinding step adds 0.15 USD per kilogram to the processing cost. Each kilogram experiences a typical reduction of 150 grams during shortage and crushing operations.

Packaging options include 50 g, 100 g and 200 g sealed pouches, priced at 0.31, 0.23 and 0.25 USD per kilogram respectively. The product is offered at a market price ranging from 1.40 to 1.70 USD per kilogram. Industry standards expect a moisture content of 10-12 percent for dried chilli, which helps preserve colour and flavour. Typical capsaicin levels fall between 30 000 and 50 000 Scoville Heat Units, delivering a medium to hot heat profile.

Buyers such as spice manufacturers, food processors and restaurant supply firms use the chilli for powders, sauces and ready-to-eat products. Swamiji World Trade can ship the product in bulk cartons or individual pouches, but exact Incoterms and payment conditions must be confirmed directly with the supplier. Potential importers should request a sample batch and verify the supplier’s harbour tier verification before finalising any contract.

Swamiji World Trade is located at C.I.T Building, Block 8, Flat No. 40, 107, Bidhan Nagar Road, Kolkata 7000067, West Bengal, India. The company holds a harbour trust tier verification and currently shows a 0.00 response rate with no recorded response hours, indicating that direct communication should be established early in the sourcing process.

The supplier lists raw chilli as a raw material and provides details on processing costs, weight reduction, and packaging options. No minimum order quantity, certification status or lead‑time information is supplied in the listing, so buyers must request these specifics from the supplier before placing an order.