Import Green Chilli Pickle 200g — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Everin India Private Limited offers a 200 g Green Chilli Pickle packed in individual glass jars. Each jar is sealed and placed in a corrugated carton containing 24 units, with a per‑unit FOB price of USD 0.50. The product carries the HS code 2001 and the internal product code 8906104710345. Origin of the pickle is India, and the current MRP in the local market is INR 60.00 per jar.

The pickle is made from assorted green chillies using a traditional recipe that avoids artificial preservatives. Its low‑calorie profile and natural acidity give it a sharp, spicy punch that is typical of Indian chilli pickles. Standard industry practice for such pickles involves a vinegar‑based brine that achieves a pH between 3.0 and 3.5, which helps preserve flavor and safety. The product is packaged in‑house, with the Everin brand label applied to each jar.

Typical buyers include households, restaurants and catering services that require a ready‑to‑use condiment. The listing specifies a minimum order of 100 cartons, each carton holding 24 jars, allowing bulk procurement. Importers should request the exact FOB terms, payment conditions and any required certifications directly from the supplier before finalising a purchase.

Everin India Private Limited is based in Noida, Uttar Pradesh (postal code 201307) and operates under the harbor trust tier on the platform. The company’s address is listed as F-332, F Block, Sector 63, indicating an established manufacturing or processing facility. Everin produces a range of pickles and handles the entire packaging process in‑house, applying its own branding to each product.

The supplier’s response metrics show a response rate of 0 % and an average response time of 0 hours, which suggests that communication may need to be initiated proactively. No specific certifications or quality system details are disclosed in the listing, so buyers should ask for any relevant food safety certificates such as FSSAI or ISO 22000. Everin’s focus on traditional recipes and in‑house packaging highlights its control over product consistency, but the buyer must verify production capacity and compliance before placing orders.