Import Fish Curry Masala — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Raavi Exports produces a blended Fish Curry Masala in India, targeting manufacturers and food‑service operators who require a ready‑to‑use spice mix. The masala is supplied in standard polypropylene bags and can be packed in 50 g, 100 g, 250 g or 25 kg sizes, depending on the buyer’s needs. The product description lists a comprehensive blend of coriander, cumin, turmeric, red chilli powder, fenugreek, mustard seeds, fennel seeds, cinnamon, cloves and cardamom, without specifying exact percentages.

The spice blend follows typical Indian masala formulations, where aromatic spices contribute 30‑40 % of the total weight and the remaining base consists of milder constituents. Industry guidelines suggest a moisture content below 12 % to preserve flavour and prevent mould growth, and a shelf life of up to two years when stored in airtight packaging. The use of whole spices such as cinnamon sticks and cloves, together with ground components, provides a balanced aroma profile that is common in regional fish curry preparations.

Customers such as restaurant chains, ready‑meal manufacturers and export‑oriented spice distributors source this masala for its convenience and consistent taste. While the listing does not disclose payment terms, Indian exporters typically accept L/C at sight or T/T with 30 % advance; buyers should confirm the exact terms. The product is shipped from India, and the supplier can adapt packaging to comply with the destination country’s labelling regulations.

Raavi Exports is listed as a harbour‑tier supplier based in India. The platform records show a 0 % response rate and no average response time, indicating limited interaction on the marketplace. No specific address is provided in the listing, so buyers should request the full company address and any relevant import‑export licences before proceeding.

The company’s current offering centres on the Fish Curry Masala blend described above. Apart from the ingredient list and packaging options, the supplier does not mention any certifications such as ISO or FSSAI compliance, nor does it provide details on production capacity. Prospective buyers should therefore ask for a recent quality assurance report and any third‑party test results.