Pine Nuts in Tamil nadu

Organic Pine Nuts, Shelf Life : 24 Months

• MOQ : 100 Kilogram
• Usage/Application : Food
• Supply Type : Supplier
• Is It Organic : Organic
• Features : Primmum Quality
• Packaging Size : 1 Kg
• Packaging Type : Packet
• Shelf Life : 24 Months

Chilgoza Pine Nuts, For Food, Snacks, Sweets, Packaging Type : Pouch, PP Bag, Sachet Bag, Tinned Can

• Application : Food, Snacks, Sweets
• Packaging Type : Pouch, Pp Bag, Sachet Bag, Tinned Can, Vacuum
• Country of Origin : India
• Packaging Size : 1kg, 2kg, 5kg
• Cultivation Type : Natural

Afghan Chilgozha Pine Nuts, Certification : Food Grade

• MOQ : 10 Kilogram
• Condition : Packed
• Grade : A grade
• Certification : Food grade
• Number Of Flower : A grade
• Availability : Kg

Pine Nuts, Color : Light Cream

• MOQ : 1 Ton
• Processing Type : Blanched
• Country of Origin : India
• Cultivation Type : Natural / Organic
• Dietary Diber : 14%
• Iron : 30%

Pine Nuts, Packaging Type : Packet

• MOQ : 4000 Kilogram
• Packing Size : 1 Kg
• Polyunsaturated fat : 34 g
• Sodium : 2 mg
• Monounsaturated fat : 19 g
• Pay Mode Terms : L/C (Letter of Credit),T/T (Bank Transfer),D/P
• Saturated fat : 4.9 g
• Packaging Type : Packet

Pine Nuts, For Snacks, Sweets, Human Consumption, Packaging Size : 10kg, 1kg, 2kg, 500gm, 5kg

• Carbohydrate : 22Per 100 gm
• Application : Snacks, Sweets, Human Consumption
• Packaging Size : 10kg, 1kg, 2kg, 500gm, 5kg
• Sugar : 3-4 g
• Cultivation Type : Organic
• Supply Type : Manufacturer
• Shelf Life : 9 Months

Pine Nuts Without Shell, Color : Creamy White

• Storage : Cool, Dry Place
• Application : Snacking, Cooking, Baking
• Number Of Flower : Nuts
• Packaging Type : Resealable Bag
• Material : Pine Nuts

Pine Nuts, Usage : Light Sweet

• MOQ : 1 Container
• Calories : 673/100gms
• Potassium : 597 mg/100gms
• Total Carbohydrate : 13 g/100gms
• Total Fat : 68 g/100gms
• Sodium : 2 mg/100gms
• Protein : 14 g /100gms

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Pine Nuts, Processing Type : Dried

• pine nuts  produced in europe mostly come from the stone  pine (pinus pinea), which has been cultivated for its  nuts  for over 5, 000 years, and harvested from wild trees for far longer. The swiss  pine (pinus cembra) is also used to a very...