Import Dehydrated Garlic Powder — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

VR Food Industries produces dehydrated garlic powder from raw bulbs harvested in Gujarat, processed through controlled drying and precision milling to achieve 80 to 120 mesh fineness. The powder has a distinct brownish tone and strong, non-fermented aroma, indicating minimal thermal degradation during processing. Moisture levels are not stated but are implied to be within industry norms for shelf-stable spice powders.

The product is classified as A-grade or commercial grade, meaning it meets basic food-grade standards for colour, aroma, and purity. It is free from added salt, sugar, or anti-caking agents. The grinding process targets uniform particle size to ensure even dispersion in seasoning mixes. The supplier does not specify if the garlic is organically grown or non-GMO, so buyers must request confirmation if these are required.

Primary buyers include contract manufacturers of soups, sauces, snack seasonings, and spice blends in the Middle East, Africa, and Latin America. Packaging is supplied in two polyethylene inner bags of 20kg or 25kg, enclosed in a brown paper outer bag. Aluminium foil or boxed packaging is available on request. MOQ is 14 metric tons for chopped garlic and 26 metric tons for powder in 20ft or 40ft containers, with ±10% tolerance.

VR Food Industries is based in Mahuva, Gujarat, and specialises in dehydrated vegetable and spice products. The supplier’s listing confirms no third-party certifications, response rate, or average reply time. There is no mention of production volume, years in business, or client references. The company appears to operate as a processor and exporter with direct control over sourcing and packaging.

The supplier does not claim organic, halal, kosher, or HACCP certifications. The term 'extra low bacterial quality' is used but not defined by test method or limit. Buyers should treat all specifications as provisional and request validated lab reports for each shipment. The supplier does not offer traceability beyond origin, so buyers must establish their own quality control protocols.