Export
From Kerala to global markets.
Kerala has shipped spices overseas for a very long time. We are set up to continue that for modern B2B buyers: offers against specification, packaging for long routes, and documentation prepared for your destination.
Built for international B2B supply. Tell us your destination country and port, and we will confirm documentation and shipping requirements for your market.
Buyer journey
How an export order works
- 01
Tell us what you need
Product, grade, quantity and destination.
- 02
Specification confirmation
We confirm availability and the requirements in writing.
- 03
Commercial offer
Pricing, packaging, terms and timeline.
- 04
Preparation
Sourcing, grading, processing and packing.
- 05
Documentation
Export documents prepared for your destination.
- 06
Shipment
Dispatch and shipment coordination, with updates until it sails.
Terms, documents and shipment
Price basis. Offers state the Incoterm — for example FOB (free on board at the Indian port) or CIF (cost, insurance and freight to your port). Tell us your preferred basis and destination port.
Documents. The document list is agreed for your destination before the order is confirmed: typically commercial invoice, packing list, transport document and certificate of origin, with phytosanitary or analysis certificates where your market requires them. See documents commonly required for spice imports.
Packing. Bag type, net weight, liners, marking and palletisation are agreed per order. See spice packaging options.
See each stage of our process or read what to include in an enquiry.
Tell us what you need.
Share the spice, quantity and specification. We reply with what we can supply.