Import Fennel Seeds — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Vicky Trading Co. supplies dried fennel seeds that originate from the Rewari district of Haryana, India. The seeds are oval in shape, displaying a green to yellowish chestnut colour, and emit a sweet licorice‑like aroma that is characteristic of Foeniculum vulgare. They are harvested, cleaned and dried before being packed for export. The supplier mentions the product as a key seasoning ingredient in Indian cuisine and in global spice blends.

In the spice market fennel seeds typically contain 10‑12 % moisture and measure 4‑6 mm in length, which influences shelf life and grinding performance. A standard Sortex grade for premium fennel seeds exceeds 98 % purity, with ash content usually below 1 % and essential oil levels around 2‑3 %. These typical parameters help buyers compare lots from different origins and ensure consistency in flavour intensity. Vicky Trading Co. does not publish specific test results, so buyers should request a certificate of analysis for each shipment.

Fennel seeds are used by food manufacturers for sausage flavouring, confectionery, spice mixes and as a digestive aid in tea blends. Importers such as spice distributors, bulk food processors and restaurant supply firms are the primary customers. Because the listing does not state minimum order quantity, price or lead time, interested parties should contact the supplier directly to negotiate bulk trade terms, shipping arrangements and payment conditions.

Vicky Trading Co. is registered at Kila No.10, Mustil No. 29, Vpo‑Karnawas, Rewari, Haryana 123401, India. The platform classifies the company in the harbour trust tier, but the response rate shown is 0.00 with an average response time of zero hours, indicating that communication may be limited unless the buyer initiates contact through the listed address.

The supplier’s profile lists fennel seeds as the only product and does not provide details on certifications, minimum order quantities, lead times or previous export destinations. No claims are made about organic status or third‑party testing, so buyers should verify compliance with their own quality standards before placing an order.