Import Cumin Seeds — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Rosaline Exports presents Indian‑grown cumin seeds that are harvested from the arid regions of Tamil Nadu. The seeds are described as elongated, ovoid fruits measuring 3 to 6 mm in length with a characteristic grey‑brown hue. According to the supplier’s description, the plant reaches 15‑50 cm in height and the seed surface bears five primary ridges with occasional secondary ridges. The offering is intended for bulk export and the supplier can supply the commodity on an FOB basis from the nearest Indian port.

In the spice trade, culinary grade cumin typically contains moisture not exceeding 12% and foreign matter below 2%. Standard ash content for this grade is under 1.5% while protein levels range from 15% to 20%. Seed length of 3‑6 mm and colour uniformity are key visual quality indicators used by buyers. Bulk shipments are commonly packed in 20‑foot containers, each holding roughly 25 metric tonnes, which matches the volume most buyers request.

Food manufacturers, spice blends producers and wholesale distributors constitute the main market for Indian cumin. Importers should ask Rosaline Exports for a phytosanitary certificate, a certificate of analysis and any relevant export permits before placing an order. As the listing does not disclose a minimum order quantity or payment terms, these details must be negotiated directly with the supplier.

Rosaline Exports is based at 3/5‑532, Pallikoodam Road, Kaveripuram, Mettur, Salem, Tamil Nadu, 636303, India. The supplier appears in the harbour trust tier, and its response rate is recorded as 0.00, indicating no replies have been logged in the platform data.

The company specialises in exporting Indian spices and states that it can provide the necessary export documentation, including phytosanitary certificates and quality analysis reports. No further quantitative details such as production capacity or years in operation are included in the listing.