Corn
Orgaweek’s corn is cultivated in selected farmlands and harvested at peak maturity to ensure maximum flavor and yield. The kernels are then carefully processed to remove any foreign matter, impurities, or defective grains, ensuring a high-quality product for a variety of food production industries.
- Cultivated in selected farmlands for high yield and natural flavor.
- Kernels are harvested at peak maturity.
- Processed under strict quality control to remove impurities.
- Available in various forms, including Yellow and White Corn Kernels.
- Also offers popped corn varieties for the snack and popcorn industry.
- Corn flour, cornmeal, and gluten-free corn flour are also produced.
- Corn flour serves as an essential ingredient in sauces, thickeners, and gluten-free foods.
- Compliant with international standards for Aflatoxin and other contaminants.
- Packaged in bulk (e.g., polypropylene bags) and retail formats (e.g., glass jars).
- Suitable for bakeries, snack manufacturers, and breakfast cereal producers.
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Orgaweek’s corn products stand out for their exceptional quality and versatility. By sourcing from specific farmlands and adhering to strict quality control, the company ensures that its corn kernels are clean, pure, and rich in natural flavor. The wide range of product forms—from whole kernels to various types of flour—makes them an excellent choice for a variety of food industries, including those specializing in gluten-free products. The detailed specifications and compliance with international standards provide buyers with confidence in the product’s safety and reliability. Overall, Orgaweek Corn is a top-tier ingredient that meets the high demands of both industrial and retail markets.
Specifications
Characteristic | Details |
Moisture | < 14% |
Broken Kernels | < 3% |
Foreign Matter | < 1% |
Damaged/Moldy Kernels | < 2% |
Aflatoxin | According to international standards |
Energy per 100g | 365 kcal |
Carbohydrates | 74 g |
Total Sugar | 6.3 g |
Protein | 9.4 g |
Fat | 4.7 g |
Dietary Fiber | 7.3 g |
Calcium | 7 mg |
Iron | 2.7 mg |
Magnesium | 127 mg |
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) | 0.4 mg |
Vitamin B9 (Folate) | 42 µg |
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