Spices
Indian Spices Exporter — Whole & Ground
Turmeric, cumin, red chilli, coriander, cardamom and black pepper.
About our spices
Dulian Exim is an Indian spices exporter supplying whole and ground spices from India's leading growing belts. We source turmeric from Erode and Nizamabad, cumin from Unjha, red chilli from Guntur, coriander from Rajasthan, cardamom from Kerala and black pepper from Karnataka — machine-cleaned, sortexed and packed to buyer specifications.
Specifications
| Variety | Turmeric, Cumin, Red Chilli (S4/Teja), Coriander, Cardamom, Black Pepper |
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| Size / Grade | Machine-clean, Sortex-clean, Singapore & Europe quality |
| Colour | Natural; ASTA colour values on request |
| Moisture | Below 10–12% depending on spice |
| Origin | Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, Rajasthan — India |
| Season / Availability | Year-round |
Packaging options
- 25 / 50 kg PP or jute bags
- Paper bags with inner liner
- Retail packs & private label
Minimum Order
1 × 20ft container (mixed spices allowed)
Container Loading
20ft: 12–18 MT depending on spice
40ft: 24–26 MT
Shipping Ports
- Nhava Sheva (JNPT), Mumbai
- Mundra
- Chennai
- Visakhapatnam
Payment Terms
- 30% advance, 70% against copy of documents (T/T)
- Irrevocable L/C at sight
- CAD through bank (for established buyers)
Buyer FAQs
Spices export — frequently asked questions
Can we order mixed spices in one container?
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Yes, we consolidate multiple spices into one 20ft container to help you diversify stock.
Do you supply ground spices?
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Yes, we supply ground turmeric, chilli, coriander and cumin powder, steam-sterilised on request.
Do you provide lab reports for spices?
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We provide reports for moisture, aflatoxin, pesticide residues and Sudan dye testing through NABL-accredited labs.
Which markets do your spices meet standards for?
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We pack to Gulf, Southeast Asian and EU specifications, including ESA cleanliness standards on request.
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