Range
The product range
Nuts, spices, and dry goods carry equal weight. The photographs and names illustrate each category. They are not a catalogue of goods on hand, and they are not a promise of origin.
Category 1 of 3
Nuts
The nut line covers tree nuts and groundnuts that buyers usually discuss in commercial quantities. An inquiry can name a form — kernel, in shell, halves, or pieces — and a destination. Nothing on this page is a stock list.
Illustrative examples
- AlmondsKernels
- CashewsKernels
- PistachiosIn shell or kernel
- WalnutsHalves and pieces
- PeanutsGroundnuts, often discussed with the nut trade
Category 2 of 3
Spices
The spice line is whole and ground spices traded as dry goods, not a kitchen recipe. Tell us the product you have in mind and whether you are asking about whole or ground form. The examples are illustrative.
Illustrative examples
- Black pepperWhole peppercorns
- CuminSeed
- TurmericDried, whole or ground
- CardamomPods
- CorianderSeed
- Dried chiliWhole or ground
Category 3 of 3
Dry goods
Dry goods here means pulses, rice, and other shelf-stable foods that move in wholesale trade. Type and grade are part of the inquiry. The names are examples of the category, not goods shown as available.
Illustrative examples
- LentilsRed, green, and other types, discussed per inquiry
- ChickpeasDried
- RiceType discussed per inquiry
- Dried beansA broad group of pulses
- Dried fruitSuch as apricots, raisins, and dates
Other food commodities
Inquiries beyond the three core categories are welcome. Those goods are discussed one conversation at a time. They are not listed here, and they are not a fourth equal line.