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HPVALIA GLOBAL PRIVATE LIMITED is based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India and currently lists ten active products. The catalogue covers a mix of spice powders, whole seeds, fruit‑derived powders and herbal powders, each identified with material descriptions and, where provided, internal HS‑code references such as HPVG‑AMP‑01 for Alphonso Mango Pulp and HPVG‑CS‑07 for Cumin Seeds.
The supplier’s product list includes Turmeric Powder, Coriander Powder, Red Chilli Powder, Alphonso Mango Pulp (HPVG‑AMP‑01), Ginger Paste (Non‑Aseptic, HPVG‑GP‑02), Black Pepper Powder (HPVG‑BPP‑04), Cumin Seeds (HPVG‑CS‑07), Freeze‑Dried Strawberry (HPVG‑FDS‑08), Spray‑Dried Mango Powder (HPVG‑SDMP‑09) and Moringa Leaves Powder (HPVG‑MLP‑10). Materials range from dried rhizomes and seeds to fresh fruit processed into pulp, paste or dried forms, reflecting a focus on Indian agricultural and herbal outputs.
The spice powders - Turmeric, Coriander, Red Chilli, Black Pepper and Cumin - are typically marketed in food‑grade polyethylene bags with moisture limits below 12 % and ash content defined by the Indian Spice Board. Particle size for fine powders usually falls between 200 µm and 500 µm, and exporters often provide pesticide residue reports complying with EU maximum residue limits. Fruit‑based products such as Alphonso Mango Pulp, Spray‑Dried Mango Powder and Freeze‑Dried Strawberry are processed to retain natural Brix levels (around 15‑20 % for pulp) and residual moisture below 5 % for dried forms, packaged in bulk drums or 20‑ft containers with food‑safe liners. Herbal powders like Moringa Leaves Powder are ground to a fine consistency (≈300 µm) and tested for microbial limits (e.g., total plate count < 10⁴ CFU/g).
Exporters usually guarantee moisture below 12 %, ash content as per Indian Spice Board standards, particle size between 200 µm and 500 µm, and pesticide residues within EU maximum limits. Microbial limits such as total plate count under 10⁴ CFU/g are also standard.
Ask for a recent Certificate of Analysis covering moisture, curcumin content, heavy metal limits and pesticide residues, as well as a phytosanitary certificate and the supplier’s food‑safety management system certification (ISO 22000 or FSSC 22000).
It is typically packed in vacuum‑sealed, food‑grade polyethylene bags with a residual moisture content below 5 %, then placed in 20‑ft containers with moisture‑barrier liners to preserve quality during transit.
Buyers usually request proof of organic status, such as USDA Organic or EU organic certification, alongside a COA, HACCP plan and a phytosanitary certificate to satisfy import regulations.
The common MOQ for whole spice seeds from Indian exporters is 500 kg per shipment, though larger volumes are often negotiated for container loads.

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