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Organic Black Chia Seeds
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$1.68 – $1.81 /lb
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Organic White Chia Seeds

/ Per Pallet
$1.94 – $2.05 /lb

Net weight2204.62 lbs
Weight2249 lbs
Dimensions40 × 48 × 55 in
CertificationBRC / HACCP, Gluten-Free, Halal, Kosher, Organic
FormatWhole
OriginArgentina, Paraguay
Packaging Type55.11 Lbs (25 Kg)
Select Ship-From Location (prices may vary)New Jersey

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Chia seeds originate from the Salvia Hispanica plant and exhibit dual variations: black and white. Primarily, black chia seeds are cultivated, with approximately 5% to 8% of white chia seeds concurrently grown due to a recessive gene affecting color.
 
This selective cultivation enhances the yield of white seeds, leading to plants that predominantly bear white seeds. While black and white chia seeds are almost indistinguishable in terms of nutrition and flavor, they differ in appearance—white seeds are larger, thicker, and broader. The significant distinction, however, lies in availability and cost: white chia seeds are rarer due to their lower production, making them more expensive than their black counterparts.
 
Our Conventional White Chia Seeds offer a completely natural and additive-free option, ready for consumption.

PACKAGING

Multilayer Kraft Paper or Polypropylene bags = 44.09 Lbs (20 Kgs) Net Weight.
 
STORAGE AND HANDLING
 
This is a Shelf-stable product. It does no require refrigeration. The optimal storage condition is <68 ºF, at <65% humidity.
 
SHELF LIFE
 
36 months from the date of packaging.

APPLICATION

> Oil Extraction
> Protein Extraction
> Beverage industry
> Cosmetics
> Salad toppings and dressings
> Bakery
> And More!


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Description

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Chia seeds originate from the Salvia Hispanica plant and exhibit dual variations: black and white. Primarily, black chia seeds are cultivated, with approximately 5% to 8% of white chia seeds concurrently grown due to a recessive gene affecting color.
 
This selective cultivation enhances the yield of white seeds, leading to plants that predominantly bear white seeds. While black and white chia seeds are almost indistinguishable in terms of nutrition and flavor, they differ in appearance—white seeds are larger, thicker, and broader. The significant distinction, however, lies in availability and cost: white chia seeds are rarer due to their lower production, making them more expensive than their black counterparts.
 
Our Conventional White Chia Seeds offer a completely natural and additive-free option, ready for consumption.

PACKAGING

Multilayer Kraft Paper or Polypropylene bags = 44.09 Lbs (20 Kgs) Net Weight.
 
STORAGE AND HANDLING
 
This is a Shelf-stable product. It does no require refrigeration. The optimal storage condition is <68 ºF, at <65% humidity.
 
SHELF LIFE
 
36 months from the date of packaging.

APPLICATION

> Oil Extraction
> Protein Extraction
> Beverage industry
> Cosmetics
> Salad toppings and dressings
> Bakery
> And More!
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