Assam & Nagaland GI Sourcing

King Chilli Exporter from India

Indian King Chilli (Bhut Jolokia / Naga Chilli) | Super-Hot Export Supply

JM Masala supplies authentic Indian King Chilli (Bhut Jolokia / Naga Chilli) from Assam, Nagaland, and Northeast India for bulk international buyers, specialty extreme hot sauce manufacturers, and capsaicin extractors. Globally celebrated for its staggering 800,000 to 1,041,000+ Scoville Heat Units (SHU) and distinctive sub-tropical fruity aroma, our King Chillies are carefully solar-cured to preserve pod morphology, tested for chemical purity, and packed for global export.

Indian King Chilli Bhut Jolokia exported by JM Masala
Heat Level

800k – 1,041,000+ SHU

Pod Size

5.0 cm – 8.5 cm

Species

Capsicum chinense

Status

GI Protected Origin

Verified Technical Data

King Chilli at a Glance

Direct Entity Grounding
Product & Variety

King Chilli / Bhut Jolokia / Ghost Pepper (Capsicum chinense)

Trade Classification

World Record Super-Hot Indian Origin Chilli

Primary Origins

Assam, Nagaland & Manipur (Northeast India - GI Tag Origin)

ITC-HS Codes

0904 21 10 (Whole Dried Pods) · 0904 22 11 (Pure Powder)

Heat Level (Capsaicin)

800,000 to 1,041,000+ Scoville Heat Units (SHU, HPLC Tested)

Color Value (ASTA)

50 to 80 ASTA (Fiery Orange-Red to Wrinkled Dark Crimson)

Pod Morphology

5.0 cm to 8.5 cm elongated pods with distinctive bumpy, dented skin and tapered tip

Flavor & Aroma Profile

Intense sub-tropical sweet fruity aroma followed by slow-building, prolonged inferno heat

Available Formats

Whole Solar-Dried Pods · Coarse Flakes · Micro-Milled Super-Hot Powder

Moisture Content

Maximum 10.0% to 11.0% (controlled temperature dehydration / solar cured)

Aflatoxin Standard

B1 <5 ppb, Total <10 ppb (EU Standard) / <20 ppb (US FDA)

Packaging Formats

5kg / 10kg Corrugated 5-Ply Cartons with Nitrogen Flushing or Food-Grade Poly Liner

Northeast India's Indigenous Super-Hot Wonder

King Chilli (known locally as Bhut Jolokia in Assam or Raja Mircha in Nagaland) is one of the world's most scientifically interesting cultivars. It represents a naturally evolved interspecific hybrid of Capsicum chinense with Capsicum frutescens genes.

The pods possess an unmistakable rough, dented surface texture with deep red coloration upon drying. Industrial food processors utilize King Chilli to achieve intense fiery heat with microscopic dosing ratios, drastically lowering shipping freight and formulation costs per batch of hot sauce or spicy snack rub.

King Chilli Export Specifications

ParameterExport StandardAnalytical Standard
Botanical NameCapsicum chinense (syn. Capsicum frutescens hybrid)Taxonomic Classification
Common Regional NamesBhut Jolokia, Naga Morich, Raja Mircha, Ghost PepperGeographical Indication (GI)
Origin RegionAssam & Nagaland, Northeast IndiaCertificate of Origin
Heat Rating (SHU)800,000 to 1,041,000+ Scoville Heat UnitsHPLC / ASTA 21.3
Color Value50 to 80 ASTA UnitsASTA Method 20.1
Pod Length5.0 cm to 8.5 cmPhysical Measurement
Moisture ContentMaximum 10.5%ASTA 2.0 / ISO 939
Foreign MatterMax 0.5%Manual Inspection
Broken PodsMax 3.0% (Carefully packed to avoid crushing)Visual Sorting
Aflatoxin B1Less than 5.0 ppbHPLC / LC-MS/MS
Total AflatoxinsLess than 10.0 ppb (EU) / Less than 20.0 ppb (US)HPLC / LC-MS/MS
Sudan Dyes (I-IV)Negative / AbsentHPLC-DAD
SalmonellaAbsent in 25 gramsISO 6579

King Chilli FAQs

What is King Chilli (Bhut Jolokia / Ghost Pepper)?

King Chilli (Capsicum chinense), famously known as Bhut Jolokia or Ghost Pepper, is an indigenous super-hot chilli native to Northeast India (Assam, Nagaland, Manipur). In 2007, it was certified by Guinness World Records as the world's hottest chilli pepper, testing over 1,000,000 Scoville Heat Units.

What does King Chilli taste like?

Unlike many harsh commercial chillies, King Chilli has a uniquely sweet, sub-tropical fruity aroma upon first contact. However, its immense capsaicin concentration causes an intense, slow-building burn that lingers for 20 to 30 minutes, making it prized for gourmet extreme hot sauces.

How is King Chilli dried and preserved for export?

Due to high humidity in Northeast India, traditional open-air drying can cause mold. JM Masala works with contracted drying facilities utilizing solar greenhouse drying tunnels and controlled low-temperature hot air dehydrators (<50°C) to lock in natural pod color, aroma, and prevent mycotoxin formation.

What packaging is used to ship whole King Chillies internationally?

Whole King Chillies have fragile wrinkled pods. We pack them in 5 kg or 10 kg heavy-duty 5-ply corrugated cartons with internal moisture-barrier liners (or vacuum pouches upon request) to prevent transit crushing.

Procure Genuine King Chilli (Bhut Jolokia)

World-record 800k–1,041k+ SHU heat with guaranteed geographical origin authenticity.