Import Ginger Whole Dry — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

R P Agro Products supplies organic whole dry ginger sourced from Rajasthan, India. The ginger is harvested from mature rhizomes and dried to retain its pungent flavour and essential oils. Minimum bulk pack sizes are 20 kg, 25 kg or 50 kg, making it suitable for wholesale buyers and commercial kitchens. The product is certified organic and complies with ISO and FSSAI food‑safety standards.

Typical dried ginger contains 10‑12 % moisture, a range that ensures long‑term stability while preserving aroma. The whole‑root form is graded as Grade A in the Indian spice market, with a pale beige colour and intact fibrous texture. Standard industry practice dries the rhizomes at temperatures below 60 °C to avoid loss of volatile compounds. Bulk packs are usually sealed in food‑grade polypropylene bags to protect against moisture.

The spice is widely used in Indian, Asian and Middle‑Eastern cuisines, as well as in herbal formulations and nutraceutical products. Importers such as food processors, spice distributors and restaurant chains value its consistent quality for curries, teas and spice blends. Trade terms offered include FOB and CIF, with flexible MOQ based on the selected pack size. Buyers should confirm exact shipping details and payment conditions directly with the supplier before placing an order.

R P Agro Products is located at B‑60, Taneja Block, Saket Colony, Adarsh Nagar, Rajasthan, India, postal code 302004. The company holds a harbour‑level trust tier on the platform, indicating a verified business profile. Its address places it in a major ginger‑growing region, facilitating access to fresh raw material. The supplier’s response metrics currently show no recent replies, so direct communication is advisable to confirm availability.

The listing confirms that the company supplies organic whole dry ginger for export, but does not disclose production capacity or annual turnover. No specific client references are provided, and the supplier does not list additional certifications beyond ISO and FSSAI. Prospective buyers should request sampling reports and any third‑party audit results to assess consistency. All trade information should be clarified with the supplier before finalising a contract.