India is the second biggest producer of peanuts in the world after China. India and China produces about 2/3rd of total peanut production of the World. Annual production of peanuts in India exceed 6 million metric tonnes. The two major varieties of peanuts produced in India are Bold (Virginia) and Java (Spanish).
The winter crop of peanuts is rain-fed crop whereas the summer crop is irrigated. 70% of the winter crop is the bold variety and 85% of the summer crop is Java variety.
The Bold variety peanuts are typically red skinned with elongated shape. The Java variety peanuts are pink skinned with round spheroid shape.
java & tj
Counts Per Ounce : 50/60, 60/70, 70/80, 80/90, 90/100, 100/120, 140/160
Moisture : 7% Max OR As per Customer Requirements
Admixture : 1% Max OR As per Customer Requirements
Foreign Material : 0.25% Max
Oil Content : 42% – 48% Max
Packaging : Jute or PP Bag of 25kg or 50kg, Vacuum pack of 25 kg
bold
Counts Per Ounce : 38/42, 40/50, 50/60, 60/70, 70/80, 80/90
Moisture : 7% Max OR As per Customer Requirements
Admixture : 1% Max OR As per Customer Requirements
Foreign Material : 0.25% Max
Oil Content : 48% – 52% max
Packaging : Jute or PP Bag of 25kg or 50kg, Vacuum pack of 25 kg
inshell
Counts Per Ounce : 50/60, 60/70, 70/80, 80/90, 90/100, 100/120, 140/160
Moisture : 7% Max OR As per Customer Requirements
Admixture : 1% Max OR As per Customer Requirements
Foreign Material : 0.25% Max
Oil Content : 42% – 48% Max
Packaging : Jute or PP Bag of 25kg or 50kg, Vacuum pack of 25 kg
blanched
Counts Per Ounce : 35/40, 38/42, 41/51, 51/61
Origin : Gujarat-India
Color : White
Moisture : 4% Max
Splits : 15%
Red Skin : 3% max
Imperfect : 3% to 4%max
Aflatoxin : 4 ppb Max (B1+B2+G1+G2)
Packing : In 25 Kg Vacuum Packing
spices
Since Historic times, India has been a front-runner in the race for export of spices.Spices from India have been the soul of global cuisine since time immemorial. Indians have been well versed with growing spices and also with their culinary and medicinal applications much before the rest of the world. The lure of these spices has led to historic explorations, wars and conquests and the country continues to retain its stature as the Spice Bowl of the World.
