Sesame Seeds & Products
Sesame seeds are one of the oldest oilseed crops known, valued for their nutty flavor and rich nutritional profile. Orgaweek provides these seeds in various forms, including raw and roasted seeds, as well as processed products like Tahini, Sesame Paste, Sesame Oil, and Sesame Halva.
- One of the oldest oilseed crops known to humanity.
- Rich in healthy fats, proteins, vitamins, and minerals.
- Versatile ingredient for confectionery, bakery, and food industries.
- Highly demanded as a snack and food ingredient worldwide.
- Available in multiple product forms: Raw Sesame Seeds, Roasted Sesame Seeds, Tahini / Sesame Paste, Sesame Oil, and Sesame Halva.
- Meets international standards for purity, with Aflatoxin testing.
- Can be stored for up to 18 months, depending on the product form.
- Bulk packaging options include 25 kg & 50 kg PP bags and 200 kg drums for oil.
- Retail packaging includes Pillow Packs, Doypacks, and glass/ceramic jars.
- Export treatment follows international phytosanitary regulations.
Orgaweek’s sesame seed products offer a comprehensive range for various culinary applications. The company’s commitment to quality is evident in their detailed specifications, ensuring a pure and safe product. The availability of both raw and roasted seeds, along with derivatives like Tahini and Sesame Oil, makes this a one-stop solution for anyone from home cooks to large food manufacturers. The long shelf life and proper storage conditions make them a convenient pantry staple. While the product variety is a key strength, the detailed packaging options for both bulk and retail markets highlight their focus on meeting diverse customer needs. Overall, this is a high-quality and reliable source for sesame seeds and related products.
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