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Indonesian Black & White Pepper

Lampung black pepper, prized for its high piperine content, and Muntok white pepper from Bangka Island, cleaned and graded whole or ground, with steam sterilisation available on request.

HS 0904
Indonesian Black & White Pepper for export

Specification

What buyers get, every shipment.

Types
Black & White
Piperine
≥6% (black)
Density
500-570 g/l
Moisture
≤13%

Where it's grown

Origin, traced.

Lampung, Sumatra

Indonesia's benchmark black pepper origin, known internationally as Lampung Black Pepper.

Bangka-Belitung

Muntok white pepper, produced by retting and cleaning berries to their pale kernel, named after the Muntok port.

Who buys it

Where Black & White Pepper goes.

Food manufacturing

Whole and ground pepper for seasoning blends, sauces and processed food.

Foodservice & retail

Table-grade whole peppercorns for grinders and retail spice packaging.

Oleoresin extraction

Broken grades and dust supplied for piperine and oleoresin extraction.

Questions buyers ask

Black & White Pepper, answered.

What is the difference between your black and white pepper?

Black pepper is the whole dried unripe berry; white pepper is the ripe berry with the outer skin removed by retting, giving a milder, less pungent flavour and a pale colour.

Can pepper be steam-sterilised before shipment?

Yes, steam sterilisation to reduce microbial load is available on request and commonly specified by food-manufacturing buyers.

What piperine content can I expect?

Our Lampung black pepper typically tests at 6% piperine or higher; certificates of analysis are supplied with each shipment on request.

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Ready to source Black & White Pepper?

Tell us your grade, volume, and destination port. We reply within one business day with an offer, samples, and lead time.

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