Nothing loads until it matches the sample you approved
Quality in this trade is not a slogan — it is a chain of checks between the field and the container. Here is exactly where ours sit.
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Sourcing
Bought at the growing belt, not the wholesale market — Idukki for cardamom, Erode and Salem for turmeric, Guntur and Byadgi for chilli, Wayanad for pepper, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh for pulses. Lots are inspected at the yard before purchase.
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Cleaning
Destemming, de-stoning, air separation and washing where the commodity permits, followed by controlled drying to the contracted moisture — 10% for powders, 12% for spices, 12.5% for rice.
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Sortex & grading
Colour sorting, size calibration and density separation to the exact grade ordered, then magnetic and metal-detector passes before packing. Rejects never re-enter an export lot.
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Laboratory testing
Third-party analysis for moisture, purity, admixture, aflatoxin and pesticide residue against the destination market's limits — EU, FDA, GCC or as your contract specifies. A Certificate of Analysis travels with the shipment.
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Packing
PP, lined PP, jute, vacuum, mesh or carton, from 1 kg retail to 50 kg bulk — stitched, stencilled, lot-coded and palletised. Private label to your artwork on request.
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Documentation & despatch
Fumigation, stuffing supervision and container sealing, then the full document set couriered and emailed the day the vessel sails.
Published, not negotiated after loading
Every category carries a written grade chart — size, colour, purity, moisture, curcumin or piperine where relevant, use and packing. You choose the grade, we sample it, and the container is loaded against that sheet.
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The paperwork that clears your customs
We prepare and, where applicable, obtain the following for every consignment. Additional certificates required by your authority can be arranged on request.
Copies of our registrations and lot-specific test reports are shared with your enquiry.
Registered to export, on paper
Shaarav Global Exports holds the statutory registrations required to ship food and agricultural produce out of India. Certificate copies are provided with your first enquiry.
Agricultural & Processed Food Products Export Development Authority — Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India.
Spices Board of India registration covering cardamom, pepper, chilli and turmeric consignments.
Food Safety and Standards Authority of India licence for handling, packing and despatch of food produce.
Issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade — the licence to move goods across Indian customs.
Goods and Services Tax registration, enabling compliant invoicing and export refund documentation.
Analysis carried out at accredited laboratories against the limits set by your destination market.