Import Black Mustard Seeds — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Black mustard seeds are whole seeds of Brassica nigra, supplied by Ashoka Spices from India. Each 100 g of the seeds provides 66 kcal, 5 g total carbohydrates, 0.13 g protein, 0.27 g fat and 3.3 g dietary fibre. The supplier lists a minimum order quantity of 10 tonne for export transactions. The product is packed in standard 25 kg or 50 kg polypropylene bags with an inner liner.

In the spice trade, moisture content for black mustard seeds is typically below 12 % to prevent mould growth. Seed size generally ranges from 1 mm to 2 mm, and the colour is uniformly dark brown, a characteristic used for visual grading. Foreign matter is usually limited to less than 0.5 % as per industry standards, and the seeds meet the FSSAI, Spice Board, GST, IEC and MSME certifications claimed by the supplier. These specifications align with export requirements for major culinary markets.

The seeds are primarily used in pickling blends, curry powders, and as a flavouring agent in seafood and meat dishes. Importers such as food processors, spice distributors and restaurant supply companies are typical buyers. Prospective customers should verify the exact MOQ, request a phytosanitary certificate and agree on Incoterms and payment terms before finalising the purchase.

Ashoka Spices is based at Block B‑7, Kothi No.24, Second Floor, Mianwalinagar, Rohtak Road, Delhi 110087, India. The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating a reliable track record for international trade. Its response rate is shown as 0 percent, so buyers may need to follow up multiple times to obtain a reply. The business is registered as both an exporter and a supplier of spice commodities.

The listing does not disclose the company’s year of establishment, production capacity or employee count. Ashoka Spices emphasizes its ability to supply large volumes, as evidenced by the 10 tonne minimum order requirement. Prospective importers should request additional information on quality management systems and any third‑party audit reports before committing to sizeable shipments.