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Pine Nuts: Possible Defects

We recommend inspecting goods upon delivery. Check vacuum packs are intact. Organoleptic testing is recommended for discoloration. Learn about typical color, foreign matter, and defects in pine nuts. Be sure to explore our other product overviews!

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Pine Nuts: Possible Defects

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  1. Pine Nuts: Possible Defects

  2. Reception • We recommend that goods are inspected upon delivery • Check vacuum packs are intact • Organoleptic testing is recommended

  3. Discolouration • Typical colour: creamy, light beige • “The kernel should be free from blemishes, areas of discolouration or spread stains in pronounced contrast with the rest of the kernel affecting in aggregate more than 10% of the surface of the kernel” (UNECE) • P. Koraiensis can be more yellow than P. Siberica due to collection after snowfall

  4. Foreign Matter • Definition: empty shell, loose shell, shell fragments, fragments of hull, dust (UNECE) • Tolerance of 0.05% by weight

  5. Defects • “Slight superficial damage is not considered a defect” (UNECE)

  6. Be Sure to Take A Look at Our Other Product Overviews by Clicking on the Product Tabs!

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