
Chilli variety
Laali
Rich red, medium-heat table chilli
Laali is prized for its glossy, rich red finish and clean flavour. The pods are long and gently twisted, and it performs well as a general-purpose chilli where buyers want visible colour and a moderate, rounded heat.
Specifications
- Origin
- Karnataka growing belt around Byadgi and Haveri
- Appearance
- Long, twisted pods with a glossy rich red skin and slender straw-coloured stems
- Pod length
- 10–16 cm
- Colour value
- Approx. 55–80 ASTA
- Pungency
- Medium - approx. 15,000–30,000 SHU
Colour and pungency figures are indicative trade ranges and vary by crop and lot. Lot-wise specifications are shared with every offer.
Typical uses
- Household and restaurant chilli powder
- Tempering and whole-chilli culinary use
- Blending with high-colour varieties to lift heat
Packing & supply
- 30 kg export bags - up to 3,000 bags per batch
- Buyer-branded or plain jute / PP packing on request
- 15 tons/day powder capacity for container orders
- Export documentation and logistics support
Laali chilli - frequently asked questions
- Is Laali chilli spicy?
- Laali pungency is medium - approx. 15,000–30,000 shu. Colour value runs at 55–80 ASTA, so it is chosen when buyers need a working balance of colour and heat. Figures are indicative trade ranges and lot-wise specifications are shared with every offer.
- Where is Laali chilli grown?
- Karnataka growing belt around Byadgi and Haveri. MKB Enterprises buys direct from farmers and the Byadgi and Guntur market yards, then cleans, grades and dries the lots in our own 2-acre sun-drying yard.
- What is Laali chilli used for?
- Household and restaurant chilli powder; Tempering and whole-chilli culinary use; Blending with high-colour varieties to lift heat. It is supplied as whole with stem, stemless, powder.
- In what quantities can Laali chilli be supplied?
- Bulk only - 30 kg export bags, up to 3,000 bags per batch, with 15 tons/day powder capacity for full-container orders. Buyer-branded or plain jute and PP packing is available, with export documentation support.
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Garuda
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DD & DB (Dabbi)
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Dabbi Kashmiri
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KDL (Kaddi Long)
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