Why Indian green chilli for export
India is the world's largest producer of chillies, supplying over 40% of global green chilli volume. Andhra Pradesh — particularly the Guntur belt — is the single largest export region, with Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh adding complementary supply windows for true year-round availability.
Indian green chillies ship in three primary length grades: short (5–8 cm, hotter, common in South Indian cuisine and GCC retail), standard (8–12 cm, the workhorse export grade), and long (12–15 cm, milder, popular for stuffed-chilli preparations and European retail). Heat levels are calibrated against the Scoville scale and labelled mild (5,000–15,000 SHU), medium (15,000–50,000 SHU), or hot (50,000+ SHU).
ZoeM sources from grower networks in Guntur (Andhra Pradesh), Bagalkot (Karnataka) and Khargone (Madhya Pradesh). Pods are hand-harvested green-stage, sorted to remove damaged or over-ripe fruit, calibrated by length and colour, and packed in vented corrugated cartons with cold-chain support. Container loading from Chennai, Mundra and JNPT.