Java Groundnuts
Java Groundnuts, also known as Spanish Peanuts, are small to medium-sized peanuts recognized for their uniform shape, high oil content, and superior taste. They are one of the most sought-after varieties for groundnut oil extraction, peanut butter manufacturing, flour production, and snack processing. Sourced from premium farming regions in Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh, India, our Java Groundnuts are machine-cleaned, sortex-graded, and tested for aflatoxin compliance to meet EU, US, and Asian import standards. Available in counts of 60/70, 70/80, and 80/90 per ounce with a purity level of 99%+, moisture below 7%, and oil content of 42–48%. Viral Spices supplies Java Groundnuts to buyers across Europe, the Middle East, China, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Bangladesh. Packaging options include 25kg/50kg PP bags, jute bags, and vacuum packs. All exports are backed by FSSAI, APEDA, and IEC certifications with phytosanitary and COA documents available on request.
Common Uses
Peanut butter, namkeen blends, and crushing.
| Property | Java Groundnuts |
|---|---|
| Size | 40/50, 45/55, 50/60, 60/70, 70/80, 80/90, 100/120, 120/140, 140/160 |
| Appearance | Red skin |
| Moisture | <= 8% |
| Quality | Cleaned and sorted |
| Usage | Oil extraction, processing |
| Packaging | 25 kg / 50 kg bags (customized available) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Java and Bold groundnuts?▼
Java (Spanish) peanuts are smaller, rounder kernels with 42–48% oil content — preferred for snacks, candy coating, and oil extraction in Southeast Asia. Bold peanuts are larger, oval kernels with higher oil content, suited for peanut butter and premium roasting.
What aflatoxin levels do your peanuts comply with?▼
Our groundnuts are tested for aflatoxin compliance to meet EU, US, and Asian import standards. Aflatoxin test reports are provided with every export shipment on request.
What count sizes (50/60, 60/70, etc.) do you offer?▼
Java groundnuts are available in 60/70, 70/80, and 80/90 count per ounce. Bold groundnuts are available in 38/42, 50/60, and 60/70 counts.
What is the HS code for shelled groundnut kernels?▼
Shelled groundnut kernels are classified under HS 1202.20. We provide correct classification on commercial invoice and export documentation.
What is the oil content of your Java groundnuts?▼
Java groundnuts typically contain 42–48% oil, making them ideal for oil extraction plants in Indonesia, Vietnam, and the Philippines.