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KASHMIRI DABBI IPM

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Kashmiri Dabbi IPM is a unique variety of pepper known for its vibrant spectrum of colors ranging from light green to deep red on the International Pepperoncini Market scale, with an IPM color rating between 170 to 200. This pepper variety delivers a moderate spiciness level, quantified between 10,000 to 11,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU). Its balanced heat and distinctive color make it ideal for culinary applications requiring a flavorful yet controlled level of heat, making it a preferred choice for food manufacturers, spice exporters, and restaurants aiming to enhance dishes without overpowering the flavor profile. The pepper's consistent quality and measured spiciness render it a reliable ingredient for international trade in the spice market.

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Features Description
Color Range Light Green to Red on IPM scale
IPM Color Rating 170 to 200
Spiciness Level 10,000 to 11,000 Scoville Heat Units
Flavor Profile Moderate heat, flavorful yet balanced
Use Case Ideal for culinary applications needing moderate spiciness
Market Suitability International Pepperoncini Market compliant
Origin Kashmiri pepper variety
Product Form Whole pepper pods
Packaging Available in bulk packaging for B2B trading
Attributes Description
Scoville Heat Units (SHU) 10,000 - 11,000
Color Scale Light Green to Red
IPM Color Rating 170 - 200
Pepper Type Kashmiri Dabbi
Usage Culinary spice for heat and flavor enhancement
Packaging Options Bulk bags, customizable for B2B
Shelf Life 12-18 months when stored in cool, dry conditions
Origin Kashmir, India
Quality Grade Premium grade suitable for international trade

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The Kashmiri Dabbi IPM pepper typically has an International Pepperoncini Market (IPM) color rating between 170 to 200.

It has a moderate spiciness level ranging from 10,000 to 11,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU).

Yes, its consistent quality, color rating, and spiciness make it suitable for international pepperoncini market trade.

It is available in bulk packaging, typically in large bags suitable for B2B buyers, with options for customization depending on buyer requirements.

To maintain optimal freshness, store the pepper in cool, dry conditions; the shelf life ranges between 12 to 18 months.

Yes, the pepper’s moderate heat of 10,000-11,000 SHU is ideal for enhancing dishes without overwhelming the flavor.

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Country Of Origin: India

The" Kashmiri Dabbi "pepper variety features a vibrant range of colors on the International Pepperoncini Market scale, from light green to red, with an ipm color rating between 170 to 200. It offers a moderate level of spiciness, measured at 10,000 to 11,000 Scoville Heat Units (SHU). This combination makes it suitable for adding flavorful heat to various dishes without overwhelming them.



 

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Kashmiri Dabbi Pepper

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Moderate Spicy Pepper

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KASHMIRI DABBI IPM

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