Import Cumin Seed Powder — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Samruddhi Exports supplies Cumin Seed Powder made from roasted cumin seeds, resulting in a deeper, smoky flavor profile compared to raw-ground variants. The powder is produced in a dedicated spice facility in India, with no additives or preservatives added during processing. The product is designed for commercial kitchens and food processors requiring a robust, aromatic base for curries, marinades, and spice blends.

The roasting process enhances flavor complexity and reduces moisture content to approximately 6%, improving shelf life. The resulting powder has a darker brown hue and a finer texture than non-roasted alternatives, with a typical particle size passing through 100 mesh. This level of fineness ensures rapid solubility in oil-based preparations and even dispersion in dry mixes, critical for consistent flavor in mass-produced foods.

Primary buyers include food manufacturers in Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia producing ready-to-eat meals, snack seasonings, and ethnic condiments. Packaging options include 10kg, 25kg, and 50kg multi-wall paper bags with inner moisture barriers. Trade terms are FOB Mumbai or CIF destination. MOQ is 1 metric ton for standard packaging, with smaller quantities available at adjusted pricing. Samples are provided upon request for sensory and lab evaluation.

Samruddhi Exports is listed as an imported spice supplier with a 'harbor' trust tier, indicating verified export documentation and operational presence in India. The company does not disclose its physical address, workforce size, or production capacity. No financial or historical data is provided, and there is no mention of certifications beyond the general reference to ISO and HALAL.

The listing implies the company handles export logistics and quality control but does not confirm ownership of processing facilities. Buyers should request proof of HALAL certification from a recognized authority and ask whether roasting and grinding occur under the same roof. The supplier’s lack of response metrics suggests limited communication channels, so pre-shipment communication should be initiated early.