Facts about Byadgi Chili

 

Byadgi Chili
Byadgi Chilies



Byadgi

Byadgi chilies are named after the small town Byadgi, which is located in the Haveri district of Karnataka state in India. It is also referred to as Bedgi at some places in India. Byadgi Chili market is Asia's largest chili market.


Byadgi chili Market
Byadgi chili Market



Verity of Byadgi chilies

There are mainly two types as follows:

  • Byadgi Dubbi: It will be having a length of 7 to 11 CM, approx. with the pungency of about 12000 SHU to 17000 SHU and fully wrinkle.                                                                                                                                                                                                                         

  • Byadgi Dubbi
    Byadgi Dubbi

  • Byadgi Kaddi: It will be having a length of 10 to 16 cm, approx. with low pungency.

  
Byadgi Kaddi
Byadgi Kaddi




Why Byadgi chili is famous?


  • Byadgi chili is very famous because of its very high color values.

  • Good length around 11-15 cm, But less spicy as compared to other chilies,

  • Good source of vitamin A, C & E

  • Its rich aroma

How to buy in bulk?


If someone who is new in this field is looking to buy Byadgi chilies in bulk, For their business use. We suggest them to visit the wholesale chili market physically (at least once), to understand how biddings will take place and who will fix the grades and prices of chili.

         Farmers who usually grow Byadgi chilies visit the Byadgi market to sell their produce, not only from Karnataka but Farmers from other states like Andhra Pradesh & Telangana will also visit here.  





A Farmer earned good money from Byadgi chilies

A Farmer from Anantapur (A.P)  got around 37,000 rupees per 100 kgs, for Dubbi verity of Byadgi chili.
A Farmer earned good money from Byadgi chilies









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