Import Green Cardamom — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Green Cardamom supplied by ACE Overseas is the dried ripe fruit capsule of the cardamom plant, harvested in India and known internationally as the “Queen of Spices”. The listing highlights three recognised Indian varieties - Malabar with prostrate panicles, Mysore with erect panicles and the mixed‑type Vazhukka - and mentions the commercial grades Alleppey Green Extra Bold (AGEB), Alleppey Green Bold (AGB) and Alleppey Green Superior (AGS). ACE Overseas offers the product in bulk for wholesale trade, sourced from the evergreen forests of the Western Ghats where the crop thrives at 600‑1500 m altitude.

The plant is a perennial, herbaceous, rhizomatous species reaching 2‑4 m in height, with pubescent or glabrous leaves depending on the variety. In the spice market, cardamom pods are typically dried to a moisture level of 8‑10 % to preserve aroma, and they contain an essential oil content of about 2‑3 % that drives their flavour profile. Standard industry practice expects foreign matter below 2 % and pod lengths of 10‑12 mm, parameters that buyers often verify through visual inspection and laboratory testing.

Cardamom from ACE Overseas is used in Middle‑Eastern coffee preparations such as gahwa, in Indian curries, Scandinavian baked goods and as a flavouring agent in confectionery and perfumery worldwide. Food processors, beverage manufacturers and specialty spice distributors are the primary buyers, and they usually require FOB or CIF terms, with payment via L/C or T/T after confirming the minimum order quantity and lead time directly with the supplier. Prospective importers should request a sample and a certificate of analysis to confirm grade and oil content before placing a bulk order.

ACE Overseas is listed as an imported‑tier supplier with a “harbor” trust tier on the platform. The profile shows a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, indicating that communication speed may vary and should be confirmed directly with the company before negotiations.

The supplier’s catalogue focuses on green cardamom sourced from India’s Western Ghats, and the listing does not provide additional corporate history, production capacity or client references. Buyers should therefore request specific details such as the farm source, any third‑party audit reports and the exact minimum order quantity that the supplier can fulfil.