Import Carom Seeds / Caraway / Ajwain — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Carom seeds, also known as ajwain or Trachyspermum ammi, are the small, seed-like fruits of an annual herb in the Apiaceae family. The product listed by Dhar Worldwide Exports is sourced from India, where the seeds are widely cultivated for their sharp, pungent flavour and medicinal properties. The seeds are oval, greyish-brown and roughly 1 to 3 mm in length, with a ridged surface that distinguishes them from similar spices like cumin or fennel.

The material is composed of the dried fruit of the plant, rich in thymol, a phenol compound that gives the seeds their characteristic aroma and antiseptic qualities. Typical industry grades for carom seeds include whole seeds with a moisture content of 8 to 10% (standard for dried spices), a volatile oil content of 1.5 to 3.5% (standard for premium culinary use), and a foreign matter limit of 1% (typical for cleaned, food-grade spices). The seeds are often sorted to remove broken or immature pieces, ensuring consistency in size and flavour.

Carom seeds are a staple in Indian, Middle Eastern and North African cuisines, used in breads, curries, pickles and digestive tonics. Wholesale buyers typically include spice traders, food processors and exporters who require consistent quality for bulk applications. The seeds are supplied in jute or polypropylene bags, with standard packaging of 25 kg or 50 kg; confirm exact packaging options with Dhar Worldwide Exports. Sourcing from Assam, the supplier can facilitate shipments from Indian ports like Mumbai or Chennai under FOB or CFR terms.

Dhar Worldwide Exports is a supplier based in Guwahati, Assam, India, with a registered address at Gmc House No. 27, Pragati Path (Lane - 2), Odalbakra. The company operates in the wholesale spice trade, specialising in products like carom seeds, which are sourced from regional growers in Assam and neighbouring states. The supplier’s profile indicates a harbor trust tier, reflecting a baseline level of verification for export readiness.

The listing does not state any certifications, production capacity, or historical trade data, and no response metrics are available. Buyers should verify the supplier’s ability to meet specific volume, quality, and documentation requirements before placing orders. The company’s focus appears to be on raw agricultural commodities for export markets, with carom seeds as a key offering for food processors and spice importers.