Food Ingredients • Export Supply

Bulk Agro Commodities — Bulk Export from India

For international commodity distributors, private-label importers, and industrial processors requiring consolidated agricultural procurement from India. TBAISA coordinates origin sourcing, laboratory pre-shipment inspections, multi-commodity container consolidation, customized export packaging, and transparent export documentation (Phytosanitary, Certificate of Origin, Bill of Lading, Fumigation) from India’s leading maritime gateways.

Quality Specifications & Parameters

Origin Sourcing	Direct from verified farm clusters and processing plants
Container Inspection	Clean, dry, odor-free maritime container certification
Stuffing Supervision	Pre-shipment photographic record and seal verification
Documentation	Phytosanitary, Origin, Inspection, Fumigation, B/L

Packaging & Export Logistics

Multi-product mixed pallet configurations in 20ft / 40ft containers
25 kg / 50 kg Standard Export Polypropylene and Paper Bags
Custom buyer labeling across consolidated product lines
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 1 x 20ft FCL (Consolidated compatible commodities) or Single-Commodity FCL
Container Loadability: 20ft FCL: approx. 18 to 26 MT depending on product mix
Storage Conditions: Commodity-specific dry warehouse storage prior to port consolidation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you consolidate different spices and agro commodities in a single container?

Yes, compatible dry commodities (such as turmeric, cumin, coriander seeds, and sesame) can be combined within one 20ft or 40ft container to optimize your import freight and inventory turnover.

Which Indian seaports do you ship from?

Our export shipments primarily move through Nhava Sheva (JNPT Mumbai), Mundra Port (Gujarat), Chennai Port, and Cochin Port, providing direct shipping lanes to Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas.

How do you handle destination customs and documentation requirements?

We tailor the export documentation dossier to your country’s specific customs rules, including legalized Certificates of Origin, EUR.1 / REX statements, Certificate of Analysis, and official Phytosanitary documentation.

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