Achiote


1 Kilogramo Bruto

$2

MOQ:

Not specified

Payment Term:

To be discussed

Trade Term:

To be discussed

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ABIDJAN

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Achiote Seeds Wholesale
Subtle Flavor Achiote Supplier
Achiote for Rice Dishes

Product Specifications

Total Weight:

17811 Kilograms

Origin:

Annatto Tree Seeds

Form:

Bulk

Application:

Sauces, Rice Dishes, Marinades

Logistics Mode:

Sea Transport

Flavor:

Subtle

Color:

Vibrant Yellow To Reddish-orange

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Product descriptions from the supplier

Achiote is a natural coloring agent derived from the seeds of the annatto tree. This product is available in bulk, with a total weight of 17,811 kilograms, making it suitable for large-scale culinary applications. It is commonly used in cooking to impart a vibrant yellow to reddish-orange hue to dishes, especially in Latin American cuisine. Achiote is typically favored for its subtle flavor alongside its coloring properties, making it a staple in various sauces, rice dishes, and marinades. This specific batch is being exported via sea transport, ensuring its availability for international markets.

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Achiote

$2

/ Kilogramo Bruto

Min. order: 1 Kilogramo Bruto

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