How to specify a spice and seasoning
Critical to the consistency and quality of your products and ingredients, are those specifications that make the building blocks of your finished product. You want to be sure you consider and include all of the critical components that define your product in terms of consistency and quality. HAACP is always a concern within your specification. Remember that flavor is the ultimate goal and the hardest to define. However do not let the numbers hide what you are trying to buy.

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CHARACTERISTICS SPICE SEASONING
Product Description CC CC
Flavor - Origin CC* CC*
Appearance - Visual, Uniform, Color - Blend CC CC
Cleanliness - Stems, Fibers, Stones, Metal,
Light Berries, Mold (HMC) - DAL
CC CC
Granulation (Particle Size) CC CC
Flowing Properties NC CC
Volatile Oil IC IC
Non-Volatile Extract IC IC
Extractable Color, Pungency, Piperine CC CC
10. Salt % / Sweetness + Type, Acidity, Ph, Viscosity, Antioxidant / Antimicrobial NA CC
Ash & Acid Insoluble Ash, Crude Fiber, Starch - DAL NC NC
Moisture NC IC
Insect Fragments, Striate Hairs (Free of Infestation) - DAL IC NC
Microbiological (Ethylene Oxide Treat / Irradiate) - DAL CC CC
Bulk Index / Density CC CC
Packaging CC CC
Kosher CC CC
Cost IC IC


CC = Critical Characteristic DAL = Defect Action Level
IC = Important Characteristic HMC = Howard Mold Count
NC = Non-Critical Characteristic NA = Not Applicable