PEAS, 50kg, PP bag

NST NFOOPEAS50-

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PEAS

Definition

Annual plant of legume family (Fabaceae), grown for its starchy and protein-rich seeds.

Dried peas and chickpeas belong to the same family, but not to the same plant genus.

Specifications

  • Dried peas, whole or split grains, yellow or green
  • White or green chickpeas

Technical specifications

Quality factors
Moisture content< 14%
Foreign matter< 0.1%
Broken dried peas
Broken chickpeas
< 10% (fragments<5mm)
< 1%

Discoloured/other colour peas:

  • yellow dried peas.
  • green dried peas
  • chickpeas

< 1.5%
< 15%
< 5%
Weeviled peas< 1%
Living insectsnone
Dead insects< 2/kg
Microbiology and contaminants
Salmonellanegative in 25g
Total aflatoxins< 4 ppb
Ochratoxins< 5 ppb

Peas should be from the most recent harvest, and their origin should be clearly indicated (supported by original certificate of origin).

They should be "sound and market quality" and "fit for human consumption".

A fumigation certificate dated within last 15 days must be presented upon receipt.

Packaging & Labelling

Net weight: 25 kg or 50 kg

All bags must be clean, dry and firmly sewn.

Recycled bags are not allowed.

  • Either highest quality (minimum 85g/m2) polypropylene (PP) new bag with double stitching at the top and bottom
  • Or burlap bag

The bag may be lined with a polypropylene bag with the top edges of the bags sewn together.

Printing with ink approved for food contact (size of the letters: 20 mm minimum). The marking must remain readable after minimum 10 handlings.

  • Batch number composed of: supplier's initials/year/field dispatch code/order n° (ex: MAVI/08/NG01MFR/015)
  • MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES
  • Type of product
  • Net weight of the bag
  • Crop year

Instructions for use

Storage

STORAGE

Follow the procedure QA-NFOS-SOP2 "Storage and stock management of food".

Preparing for storage

  • Staple foods should be stored separately from therapeutic foods to prevent any risk of crosscontamination.
  • Warehouses (walls, floor, etc.) should be given preventive treatment against insects and rodents before warehousing.
  • It is essential to check that the roof is watertight before the rainy season.

Storage organization

  • On pallets arranged in 6 to 8 pallet islands
  • Islands at least 1 m apart
  • At least 0.5 m from the walls
  • No more than 2 m high

Inventory monitoring

  • PREVENTION
    • Given storage conditions in the field, it is recommended not storing for more than 6 months
    • Spraying of insecticide (CWATIIRSSC-) should be repeated every 8 to 12 weeks, when stocks are empty
    • Warehouse ventilation should be controlled to minimize ambient humidity
    • Inventory should be regularly organized (every 2 weeks), randomly testing bags to check for infestation and inspecting warehouse to monitor anti-insect and anti-rodent prevention measures
  • TREATMENT

In case of infestation, peas may be fumigated by a certified company (often with phosphine or "phostoxin"). Require a fumigation certificate.

Procedures for Quality Control

  • Control upon receipt (quantity/quality): Use and fill the "check list for the control upon receipt": NSFOCRECOOE (English) / NSFOCRECOOF (French).
  • In case of purchase of big quantity, make an inspection company (SGS, Cotecna, Véritas, FAIDEX, etc.) perform an inspection before loading. Use and fill the "Inspection contract" ref. NSFOINSPPEF (French) / NSFOINSPPEE (English).
  • Control in case of suspicion (sending to a laboratory): use the analysis request form NSFOANALPEF (French) / NSFOANALPEE (English).
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