Import Black Pepper — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Ashoka Spices supplies A‑grade black pepper harvested in India, presented as whole berries sized 5‑6 mm. The minimum order is ten metric tonnes and the product is packed in 25 kg or 50 kg polypropylene bags with an inner liner. The pepper carries FASSAI, Spice Board, GST, IEC and MSME certifications, confirming compliance with Indian food‑safety regulations. Nutritional analysis shows 251 kcal per 100 g, with 64 g carbohydrates, 25 g fibre, 10 g protein and 3.3 g fats.

In the global spice market, black pepper is commonly graded by particle size and pungency, with A‑grade indicating a clean, uniform colour and low broken‑berry count. Typical Indian pepper retains moisture below 12 % and piperine levels between 5 % and 9 %, contributing to its characteristic heat. Standard bulk density ranges from 0.6 to 0.8 g cm⁻³, and the commodity is stored in a cool, dry environment to preserve aroma. These industry norms align with the specifications offered by Ashoka Spices.

The product is used by food manufacturers, restaurants and export distributors that require consistent flavour and aroma. Buyers across all countries except India source the pepper for seasoning blends, ready‑to‑eat meals and nutraceutical formulations. Trade terms follow the supplier’s standard practice of FOB Indian ports, with payment typically via T/T against documentary credit, though exact conditions should be confirmed directly.

Ashoka Spices is registered at Block B‑7, Kothi No.24, Second Floor, Mianwalinagar, Rohtak Road, Delhi 110087, India. The platform classifies the supplier at the harbour trust tier, indicating a basic verification level, and the listed response rate is currently zero percent with no recorded reply time. The company describes itself as an exporter and supplier of spice products originating from India.

The listing does not disclose additional corporate history, production capacity or client references, and no further certifications beyond those noted in the product description are mentioned. Prospective buyers should therefore request any missing documentation, such as recent laboratory analysis reports or export licences, to complement the information provided.