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Peppers

Peppers come from America, although nowadays they are grown practically all over the world. There are many varieties, some sweet, some hot, and they come in a range of colours: green, red, yellow and orange. They are a source of vitamin C and a natural painkiller. In their various different forms they can be eaten raw, cooked, in sauces, or dried as a spice.

CALIFORNIA GREEN/RED PEPPERS
VARIETY
PROMETEO – GALENA
CHARACTERISTICS
G-GG CALIBRE
HIGH RESISTANCE TO CRACKING
HIGH RESISTANCE TO TM:3 AND
MEDIUM RESISTANCE TO TSWV:PO
AVAILABILITY
AUTUMN – WINTER
CALIFORNIA ORANGE PEPPERS
VARIETY
CASPIO
CHARACTERISTICS
HIGH RESISTANCE TO CRACKING
HIGH RESISTANCE TO TM:3 AND
MEDIUM RESISTANCE TO TSWV:PO
AVAILABILITY
AUTUMN – WINTER
DUTCH (HOLLAND) CHILI PEPPERS
VARIETY
CANDELA
CHARACTERISTICS
HIGH RESISTANCE TO TM:0
AVAILABILITY
AUTUMN – WINTER
CALIFORNIA YELLOW PEPPERS
VARIETY
PROMETEO – GALENA
CHARACTERISTICS
G-GG CALIBRE
HIGH RESISTANCE TO CRACKING
HIGH RESISTANCE TO TM:3 AND
MEDIUM RESISTANCE TO TSWV:PO
AVAILABILITY
AUTUMN – WINTER
PALERMO/SWEET ITALIAN PEPPERS
VARIETY
PALERMO
CHARACTERISTICS
HIGH RESISTANCE TO TM:0
AVAILABILITY
AUTUMN – WINTER
HUNGARIAN/WHITE POINT PEPPERS
VARIETY
AGIO
CHARACTERISTICS
HIGH RESISTANCE TO TM:0
AVAILABILITY
AUTUMN – WINTER

Nutritional values for 100 g. of Pepper

Calories 32,90 kcal.
Fat 0,90 g.
Cholesterol 0 mg.
Sodium 4 mg.
Carbohydrates 4,20 g.
Fibre 1,50 g.
Sugars 4,20 g.
Proteins 1,25 g.
Vitamin A 539,30 ug.
Vitamin B12 0 ug.
Iron 0,37 mg.
Vitamin C 138,73 mg.
Calcium 11,89 mg.
Vitamin B3 1,10 mg.