Onkar Seeds

Onkar Seeds is based in India and lists 24 active seed products in its catalogue. The catalogue includes hybrid varieties of bitter gourd, bottle gourd, cucumber, chilli, brinjal and bhendi, each identified by specific breeding codes such as rhs‑2535, F1‑#1450 or riya Seg., and the product titles follow the convention of “Hy.” for hybrid lines. The listed items fall under the vegetable seed segment of HS chapter 12, which classifies seeds of vegetables for sowing. The supplier’s top categories also mention vegetables, red chilli, fresh cucumber, spices, herbal extracts, vegetable seeds and cumin seeds, indicating a focus on horticultural seed material.

Onkar Seeds does not provide any additional product specifications in the supplied data, but the range covers both F1 hybrid and open‑pollinated lines for major Indian vegetables. The presence of multiple codes for the same crop (e.g., several bitter gourd hybrids) suggests a breadth of genetic options for growers. All 24 entries are presented without HS‑code details, so the general HS heading 1207 (seeds of vegetables) applies to the whole list. The supplier is classified as a “harbor” trust tier, indicating a moderate level of verification in the platform’s trust system.

The catalogue focuses on hybrid vegetable seeds: bitter gourd (Hy. bitter Gourd variants), bottle gourd (Bottel Gourd F1 lines), cucumber (Hy. Cucumber F1 and rhs‑6440), chilli (multiple F1 and rhs lines), brinjal (rhs‑3338 F1) and bhendi (Hy. bhendi lines). In the seed industry, such hybrids are typically evaluated for germination rates above 85 %, purity above 98 %, and specific disease‑resistance traits. Common seed treatments include fungicide coating and priming to improve field emergence. Buyers usually encounter seed grades identified by ISTA or NBP standards, with packaging in 25 kg or 50 kg jute bags for bulk shipments. The Indian seed market also references the ISI certification for seed quality, though the supplier’s catalogue does not list specific certifications.