When it comes to international foodservice procurement, garlic is more than just a seasoning—it's a flavor architect. At E-commerce Trade Bridge (Hangzhou), we supply four premium garlic varieties that align with regional culinary traditions: Pure White, Large White, Red Garlic, and Purple Garlic. Each has distinct sensory profiles and functional advantages that can elevate your dishes—from Japanese sushi rolls to Italian pasta sauces.
According to a 2023 study by the International Food Information Council, over 72% of professional chefs prefer region-specific garlic due to its impact on aroma, texture, and aftertaste. Here's how our top varieties perform across key markets:
| Garlic Type | Flavor Profile | Best For | Avg. Shelf Life (Days) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pure White | Mild, slightly sweet | Japanese & Korean cuisine | 45–60 |
| Large White | Robust, pungent | Mediterranean & Middle Eastern dishes | 35–50 |
| Red Garlic | Earthy, complex notes | French & Spanish tapas | 40–55 |
| Purple Garlic | Rich, smoky undertones | American fusion & Asian stir-fries | 30–45 |
“The right garlic isn’t just about taste—it’s about consistency,” says Chef Elena Rodriguez, Michelin-starred restaurateur in Barcelona. “We source from suppliers who understand that even small variations in variety affect dish integrity.”
Our 10kg net bag packaging isn’t just convenient—it’s engineered for efficiency. With breathable mesh material and reinforced handles, this format reduces bruising during transit by up to 38% (based on internal logistics tests). It also simplifies kitchen inventory management: one bag = ~150 servings for a medium-sized restaurant.
Pro tip: Store in a cool, dark place away from humidity. Avoid refrigeration—it speeds up sprouting and degrades flavor faster.
Q: Can I mix different garlic types in one dish?
A: Yes—but only if intentional. Mixing pure white and purple garlic in a stir-fry adds depth without overpowering.
Q: Is there a difference between organic and conventional garlic?
A: Absolutely. Organic garlic typically contains higher allicin levels, which contribute to better antimicrobial properties and richer flavor development.
Ready to bring authentic global flavors into your kitchen or product line? Explore our full range of export-grade garlic varieties—each batch rigorously tested for purity, consistency, and culinary performance.