Import Black Pepper - Tgeb — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Rr Exporters supplies Black Pepper - TGEB sourced from the western state of Gujarat, India. The peppercorns are graded to a Long Trade Ready (LTR) size of 550 mesh and pass through a 4.25 mm sieve. Extraneous matter is limited to 0.5 % by weight, while light berries may not exceed 3 %. Moisture content is capped at 11 % and ash at 7 % with acid‑insoluble ash not higher than 1 %. These specifications align with standard Indian export grades for whole black pepper, where moisture typically ranges 10‑12 % and ash 5‑7 %. The product is packed in 50 kg jute bags, a common bulk packaging that protects the spice during sea freight. Container loading allows up to 13 tonnes in a 20‑foot container or 26 tonnes in a 40‑foot container, matching industry logistics for bulk spice shipments. Black pepper of this grade is used by food processors, spice manufacturers and restaurant chains that require consistent particle size and low foreign matter. Buyers generally request CIF terms to Indian ports such as Mundra or Nhava Sheva and may negotiate payment by T/T against LC. The new crop is harvested in January, February, March, November and December, giving a broad window for sourcing. Rr Exporters does not publish MOQ or lead time, so interested importers should confirm these details directly with the supplier.

Rr Exporters is located at 20, Jay Bhavani Industry, Puna Kumbharia Road, Surat, Gujarat, India, postal code 395010. The company is listed under the harbor trust tier, indicating a verified trade profile. Their response rate is currently 0 % with no average response time recorded, suggesting they may need to be contacted in advance to ensure timely communication.

The supplier specialises in bulk spice exports, offering container‑load shipments of black pepper and other commodities. While the listing does not disclose certifications or production capacity, Rr Exporters provides detailed product specifications and packaging options for international buyers. Prospective importers should request additional documentation such as a laboratory analysis report or export licence before finalising a purchase.