Supporting the livelihood of our local farmers

Pepper farms are usually found at hillsides. The slopes allow natural water to flow from top to bottom, avoiding water catchment or ponding that will damage the root of the vines.

About us

Carus Pepper Sdn. Bhd was incorporated in December 2020 by a group of experienced industry players. We specialise in the grading purchasing, processing, development and marketing of Sarawak Pepper products.

A young company with big dreams, we strive to improve the livelihood of the pepper farmers through our close collaboration with the State Farmers’ Organisation.

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Supporting the livelihood of our local farmers prepares us to be a better, stronger company. We are committed to serve the community and to grow the pepper industry into a more sustainable business.

OUR OBJECTIVE

We start by assisting smallholders and farmers by buying farm-level processed pepper at a higher price.

This will automatically kick-start their eagerness to plant more peppervines.

The idea of high- grade peppercorns fetching better prices will significantly motivate farmers to work efficiently, engage in Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) and also strive to produce greater output per vine, year by year.

Sustainability is what we want to promote for the long-term benefit of our pepper farmers.

Treasuring Sarawak’s very own valuable commodity is what we are proud of.

Work Process

The rich soil and nature around Betong, and its surrounding regions make the production of Creamy White Peppercorns possible.

Collection and purchasing of graded, farm-level processed peppercorns.

Physical inspection, moisture content and bulk density tests are carried out.

Storage before processing.

Collected peppercorns are stored in gunnysacks and placed on top of wooden pallets.

Dry and wet cleaning of peppercorns including metal separation, removal of dusts, sand & dirt and other volatile properties, sieving & sizing selection process.

A one-line semi-automated system that provides a complete cleaning process, producing high quality pepper products.

Drying of peppercorns with a heating chamber.

The right heat removes excess moisture in the peppercorns.

Cleaned, dry peppercorns are stored in silos.

Large storage systems to keep the processed peppercorns at a hygienic level with the highest quality standards.

Packed in various sizing for both black and white pepper, in whole, powder and cracked form.

Packed in various sizing for both black and white pepper,
in whole, powder and cracked form.

Packing and exports for local and international retail.

High quality packaging to meet the premium market demand.

Freshly hand-harvested pepper berries, ready to be sun-dried for 3-5 days.
This produces black peppercorns.

The Tomahawk steak uses an average of 30grams of cracked black pepper.

With good farm-level processing practices, hygiene is the key in producing good peppercorns.

Our Products

Creamy White Pepper Whole
Black Pepper Whole
White Pepper Whole
White Pepper Powder
White Pepper Whole
Black Pepper Whole
Black Pepper Cracked
Black Pepper Powder

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Certifications

As a young company, we aim to get the best certification for the business. Ensuring our customers, and the industry a full confidence in our products.

HACCP

Food Safety Certification by Ministry of Health, Malaysia

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Halal Certification by JAKIM

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Peppercorns collected from areas certified by GI Award

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Peppercorns collected are graded and certified by MPB

Every batch of our pepper products are being vigorously lab tested to ensure it is safe for consumption.


Carus Pepper is a proud member of the

The International Pepper Community is an intergovernmental organization of pepper producing countries. The Community now includes India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Vietnam as permanent members and Papua New Guinea, Philippines as an associate member.

The IPC was established in 1972 under the auspices of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UN-ESCAP). The IPC Secretariat is located in Jakarta, Indonesia and is headed by an executive director.

Membership to the Community is open to all pepper producing countries, with the unanimous consent of the existing members and by acceding to the agreement establishing the Pepper Community.

 

The 51st Annual Sessions and Meetings of the International 

Pepper Community and International Spice Exhibition 

(51st IPC ASM ISE) on 6 – 9 November 2023

Carus Pepper as part of the myriad of delegates who attended the 51st Annual Sessions and Meetings of the International Pepper Community and International Spice Exhibition

The Honourable Dato’ Sri Haji Fadillah Bin Yusof (Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Plantation and Commodities, Malaysia) and the Honourable Yang Berhormat Dato Sri’ Dr. Stephen Rundi Anak Utom (Minister of Food Industry, Commodity and Regional Development, Sarawak) visiting Carus Pepper’s booth at the IPC Spice Exhibition

Carus Pepper staff at our booth at the IPC Spice Exhibition