Nitya’s Black Pepper (Kali Mirch)
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Kali Mirch or black pepper by Nitya comes in a packaging of 0.1kg. It is naturally plucked and does not undergo any harmful processing. Kali Mirch by Nitya has no added colours or preservatives.
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