Tamarind

Tamarind, a tropical fruit with a unique sweet and sour flavor, holds a prominent place in the culinary world. Its sticky pulp, encased in brown pods, is a versatile ingredient that adds a tangy zest to a wide array of dishes. From the savory depths of Pad Thai and Indian curries to the sweet allure of chutneys and desserts, tamarind’s distinctive taste elevates culinary creations across various cultures. Its ability to balance sweet and sour notes makes it a key component in sauces, beverages, and even candies, showcasing its adaptability and culinary value.

Scientific Name: Tamaindus indica

Whole Fruit

Specifications

  • In Shell with Seed (Pods)
  • Color: Yellow to Cinnamon Brown
  • Moisture: 20% max
  • Foreign Matter: 3% max
  • Mold: None
  • Pest: None
  • No foul odor and rancid taste
Documents
Packaging
25 KG boxes
Shipping
Vessel
Payment Terms
CIF
1 Mth Trial + 12 Mths Contract

Paste

Specifications

  • Paste in block form
  • Seeds: <20%
  • Color: Light – Dark brown
  • Moisture: 25% max
  • Foreign Matter: 3% max
  • Mold: None
  • Pest: None
  • No foul odor and rancid taste
  • Ash: 0.5% max
  • TSS Brix: 12-15 Brix
Documents
Packaging
25 KG boxes
Shipping
Vessel
Payment Terms
CIF
1 Mth Trial + 12 Mths Contract