GT Food

Pecan Nut

Australia , Victoria

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Category Nuts & Seeds
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Pecan Nut

Pecan Nut is offered as a food ingredient for wholesale, retail, bakery, confectionery, snack, and food-processing channels. Pecans are used whole, chopped, or further processed in a wide range of sweet and savory products.

Commercial requirements can vary considerably by market, especially for kernel size, whole or broken pieces, moisture level, crop season, grading, packaging format, and order volume. Importers and food manufacturers should request the supplier's current specification and packing options before ordering.

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