Ginger plays a vital role as a primary raw material in herbal beverage and pharmaceutical industries. Ensuring ginger meets certain quality standards is crucial for achieving optimal product outcomes.
Fresh ginger must contain a minimum of 1.5% essential oil.
Dried ginger must contain a minimum of 2.5% essential oil.
Fresh ginger: max 85% moisture.
Dried ginger: max 12% moisture.
Excessive pesticides
Heavy metals (lead, mercury)
Pathogenic bacteria (Salmonella, E. coli)
Bright, uniform color preferred for export.
Red ginger: smaller but richer in active compounds.
Elephant ginger: larger, suitable for commercial herbal drinks.
GAP (Good Agricultural Practices)
HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points)
Organic certification for natural market demands
Naturally dried or low-temperature oven drying.
Stored in dry, ventilated areas.
Packed in airtight containers.
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