What is the difference between heat-treated and non-heat-treated spices?

Heat-treated spices undergo a controlled thermal process to reduce microbial load for high-risk or ready-to-eat applications. Non-heat-treated spices retain more natural aroma and are suitable for products that will be cooked during manufacturing. All spices meet EU and UK safety standards, with full microbiological, chemical, and sensory testing, and COAs available.

How much spice does each person in the UK consume every year?

In 2024, the UK spice market reached an estimated 91,000 tonnes. With a population of around 69–70 million, this equates to roughly 1.3 kg of spices per person per year, highlighting the strong and consistent demand across households, restaurants, and food manufacturers.

What is the size of the global spices and seasonings market?

The global spices and seasonings market was valued at approximately USD 26.5 billion in 2024 and is projected to exceed USD 53.5 billion by 2034, driven by globalised cuisines, demand for bold flavours, and growth in seasoned food products.

Which spices dominate the UK market?

Curry powder and pre-mixed seasoning blends dominate the UK spice market. Ready-made blends account for around 40% of total spice retail sales, reflecting consumer demand for convenience without sacrificing flavour.

When was the first seasoning blend created?

Archaeological evidence from Nordic cooking pots shows that ancient cooks seasoned fish stews using blended garlic mustard seeds and herbs, meaning spice blends existed long before modern cuisine or global trade routes.

What is the hottest spice in the world?

The Carolina Reaper pepper is considered the hottest spice in the world, officially measured at over 2.2 million Scoville Heat Units (SHU), making it more than 200 times hotter than a jalapeño.

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At Sanita Spices UK, we provide a wide selection of premium spices and essential ingredients that you can add to your catalogue to meet the diverse needs of your clients.

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Take it a step further and create your own signature spice blends. By developing proprietary blends, you can grow your own brand, maximise profits, and increase customer loyalty.

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From small artisan producers to large-scale manufacturers, we offer flexible minimum order quantities (MOQ) to suit your operation with most orders processed and shipped within just 2 business days.

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Behind every successful seasoning blend is a clear blueprint. Whether you’re launching a new food brand, extending an existing range, or developing a signature flavour for your customers, creating a spice blend without a plan often leads to inconsistency, wasted time, and missed commercial potential. Defining your objectives from the outset — flavour direction, target audience, application, and performance — is what turns an idea into a repeatable, scalable product. In this

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IV. How to Position Your Seasoning Brand in the Right Market and Segment?

One of the biggest reasons new food brands struggle isn’t flavour — it’s unclear positioning . Before you design packaging or finalise recipes, you need to understand who you’re selling to, where your product fits, and why customers should choose you over existing options. What Do “Market” and “Segment” Really Mean for a Seasoning Brand? Your market is the broad category you operate in — for example: Retail spices and seasonings Foodservice seasonings BBQ rubs and grillin

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III. How to Choose the Right Packaging for Your Spices Brand?

(And Why It Can Make or Break Your Sales) Packaging isn’t just a container — it’s one of the most important commercial decisions you’ll make when launching a seasoning brand. The right format can reduce shipping costs, improve conversion rates, increase repeat purchases, and help your brand stand out in a crowded market. The wrong one can quietly hold your product back. Before choosing materials, sizes, or finishes, start with one simple question: Where will you sell your sea

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