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Merakisan Private Limited is based in India and lists ten active products across several food categories. The catalogue includes Organic Pulses, Organic Cereals, Organic Spices, Organic Spice Blends, Dry Fruits, Breakfast Cereals, Millets, Jaggery, Salt and Flours. Each item falls under broad HS‑code families such as 1001 for pulses, 1008 for cereals, 0904 for spices, 0802 for dry fruits, 1005 for millets, 1701 for jaggery, 2501 for salt and 1101 for flours, which are the standard classifications used in global trade. The supplier’s product set reflects a focus on organic‑certified grains, legumes, spices and related food ingredients. The listing does not specify any additional certifications beyond the product names.
The ten product entries are grouped under the supplier’s top categories of Grains & Cereals, Spices, Pulses, Dry Fruits & Nuts, Millet, Jaggery, Salt and Wheat Flour. The organic label indicates compliance with organic standards, but the facts do not disclose which certification bodies are involved. The catalogue does not provide details on packaging type, container size or minimum order quantities. Buyers can see a concise product portfolio that spans staple grains, legume proteins, aromatic spices and sweeteners.
The catalogue’s Organic Pulses typically include lentils, chickpeas, mung beans and pigeon peas, which are commonly graded by size and moisture content below 12 % for export. Organic Cereals and Breakfast Cereals cover rice, oats and corn flakes, with standard specifications such as broken grain percentage under 5 % and moisture under 13 %. Organic Spices and Spice Blends such as turmeric, cumin or mixed masala are usually evaluated for ICUMSA color values, essential‑oil percentages and microbial limits, while organic certification (USDA, EU) is frequently required.
Dry Fruits listed under the Dry Fruits category generally refer to almonds, cashews, pistachios and raisins, which are shipped in 20 kg or 1 ton bulk bags and must meet purity >98 % and moisture ≤5 %. Millets include finger millet and pearl millet, with typical particle size 1 - 2 mm and moisture ≤12 %. Jaggery is an unrefined cane sugar product, commonly tested for sucrose content above 80 % and ash ≤0.2 %. Salt is usually iodised, with purity >97 % and moisture ≤0.5 %. Flours, primarily wheat flour, are graded by ash content (≤0.6 %) and protein level (10 - 12 %).
The supplier lists ten products covering Organic Pulses, Organic Cereals, Organic Spices, Organic Spice Blends, Dry Fruits, Breakfast Cereals, Millets, Jaggery, Salt and Flours. These items are grouped under the categories Grains & Cereals, Spices, Pulses, Dry Fruits & Nuts, Millet, Jaggery, Salt and Wheat Flour.
The catalogue labels the items as organic, indicating compliance with an organic production system. Buyers should ask for the specific certification document, such as USDA‑NOP or EU‑Organic, to confirm the status.
Importers normally require an up‑to‑date organic certificate, a phytosanitary certificate issued by Indian authorities, and a recent laboratory analysis reporting moisture, pesticide residues and microbiological limits. Additional food‑safety system certificates such as ISO 22000 or HACCP are frequently requested for bulk food shipments.
Bulk grains and pulses are typically packed in 1‑ton polyethylene bags, while spices are often placed in 20 kg jute sacks. Dry fruits may be shipped in 20 kg or 1‑ton bulk bags and flours in food‑grade cartons, with the complete load placed in 20‑foot or 40‑foot containers.
Minimum order quantities usually start at 15 metric tons for grains or pulses and at 5 metric tons for spices and dry fruits. After order confirmation, lead times are generally 30 to 45 days to allow for certification verification, packaging and container booking.
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