Import Black Pepper — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

This black pepper is sourced from Tamil Nadu, India, and offered in standard grades including 450GL, 550GL, and 600GL, where GL refers to grains per pound. The product is fully dried, with moisture content below 12%, and free from visible foreign matter. It is processed using traditional sun-drying methods followed by mechanical cleaning and grading to ensure uniformity in size and color.

The peppercorns are harvested from Piper nigrum vines and processed without chemical bleaching or artificial additives. Piperine content typically ranges from 5% to 9%, contributing to the spice’s pungency and bioactivity. The grading system reflects physical size and density, with higher GL values indicating smaller, denser berries. This is standard in Indian pepper trade and aligns with international bulk spice specifications.

These peppercorns are purchased by food manufacturers, spice blenders, pharmaceutical extractors, and wholesale distributors in Europe, North America, and the Middle East. Packaging is in food-grade polypropylene bags with inner moisture barrier, typically 25 kg net weight per bag. Export documentation includes phytosanitary certificates and FSSAI compliance. MOQ and lead time vary by destination and should be confirmed directly with the supplier.

I-Mam Exim is based in Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu, India, and operates as an exporter of bulk spices with verified export activity. The supplier is classified as imported and harbor-trusted, indicating compliance with international shipping standards. No information is provided regarding farm ownership, processing facility size, or years in business. The listing does not mention certifications such as ISO, HACCP, or organic status.

The supplier’s capability is inferred from the specificity of the grading system and origin detail, suggesting direct access to regional harvests. Response rate and average response time are not available, indicating no active customer service on the platform. The supplier does not claim to own farms or processing units, nor does it list any export volume or client names.