Cashew kernels: typical specification
Indicative- Grades
- WW180, WW210, WW240, WW320 and splits
- WW180 count
- About 166 to 180 kernels per pound
- Moisture
- 5% maximum
- Broken kernels
- 5% maximum
- Packing
- Vacuum packed or nitrogen flushed, 2 x 25 lb per carton
- Container
- About 700 cartons (15.9 tonnes) per 20ft container
Typical specification for reference. The binding specification is the processor certificate and the contract.
Delivery terms
Documents supplied
Origins

Inspected at loading. Paid against documents.
Independent inspection by SGS, Bureau Veritas, Intertek or an equivalent accredited surveyor, with payment by documentary letter of credit.
About cashew kernels
Cashew kernels are graded by colour and by count: WW180 means whole white kernels at about 180 or fewer per pound, so the lower the number, the larger the kernel. Vietnam and India are the largest processing origins.
We work with processors we have verified and confirm grade, food safety certificates and packing before shipment.
Frequently asked questions
What does WW180 mean?
Whole white cashew kernels at about 180 or fewer per pound. It is the largest standard whole kernel grade.
How long do cashew kernels keep?
Vacuum packed kernels typically keep for 12 months or more in cool, dry storage.
Can you supply smaller lots?
Yes. Single container lots are common, and mixed grades can sometimes be loaded together.
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