Cumin from the Unjha mandi in Gujarat, India’s main trading hub for the crop. We supply Singapore-quality and machine-cleaned, sortexed Europe-quality lots, whole or as powder, with a lab COA for every lot.
Cumin seeds (Jeera) are exported from India under HS 0909.31. Hyperprocure sources them from Unjha, Gujarat and supplies purity 98% – 99.5%, moisture ≤ 9%, grades Singapore · Europe. About 15 MT fits a 20′ container and 26 MT a 40′. Export is quoted FOB, CFR or CIF; in India we supply 1 · 5 · 25 kg packs with a GST invoice.
Typical values; each lot ships with its own lab COA. Updated · All spice HS codes · Trade terms
| HS code | 0909.31 |
|---|---|
| Origin | Unjha, Gujarat |
| Purity | 98% – 99.5% |
| Moisture | ≤ 9% |
| Grades | Singapore · Europe |
| Packing | 25 / 50 kg PP or jute bags, private label on request |
| Documents | Phyto, COO, COA, fumigation, B/L |
| Terms | FOB · CFR · CIF |
Typical ranges. Final values are stated on the lab COA for each lot.
Approximate loadability for bagged cargo. Trial lots of 1–5 MT can ship LCL, and pre-shipment samples go by courier.
Plan a multi-container orderCumin seeds (Jeera) are exported under HS 0909.31. National tariff lines add further digits, so confirm the full code with your customs broker.
About 15 MT in a 20′ FCL and about 26 MT in a 40′ FCL, packed in bags. The exact load depends on bulk density, bag type and the shipping line’s limits, and is confirmed on your quote.
Typical export specification: origin Unjha, Gujarat, purity 98% – 99.5%, moisture ≤ 9%, grades Singapore · Europe. Final values are stated on the lab Certificate of Analysis for each lot.
Yes. Hyperprocure supplies Jeera to restaurants, caterers, retailers, manufacturers and distributors in 1 · 5 · 25 kg packs (machine-cleaned, bold), with a GST tax invoice and batch number on every bag.
Yes. Importers receive a pre-shipment sample drawn from the actual lot by courier before confirming the order.
Three fields. Our trade desk sends the current rate for your product, usually the same working day.
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