About South Asia Corporation - Sugar Supplier in India

South Asia Corporation is based in India and currently lists seven active products across its catalogue. The supplier’s top categories include Sugar, Leather Products, Non‑Basmati Rice, Rice, Corn and Fertilizers. Its product list references both domestic and imported items, such as Indian‑origin sugar and Brazilian sugar, as well as Indian leather accessories, basmati and non‑basmati rice, corn/maize and a combined chemical‑organic fertilizer line. The catalogue is organized under the broader HS‑code families for agricultural commodities and leather goods.

The seven entries comprise Leather Accessories (Indian leather), Indian Non‑Basmati Rice, India Basmati Rice, India Sugar, Sugar - Brazil, Corn/Maize and Fertilizer (chemical + organic). No additional product variants are disclosed in the supplied data, and the supplier does not specify any certifications or compliance marks in the facts.

Product Range and Specialties of South Asia Corporation

The catalogue’s leather accessories are sourced from Indian hide processing facilities and typically fall under HS chapter 42 (leather goods). In the global market, Indian leather is graded by thickness, tensile strength and finish, with common specifications such as 1.2 - 1.5 mm thickness and tensile strength above 20 MPa for accessories like belts and wallets.

The rice offerings cover Basmati and non‑Basmati varieties. Basmati shipments usually meet the 1500 - 2000 mm grain length and ≤14 % moisture standards, while non‑Basmati grades are evaluated by head‑rice recovery above 60 % and similar moisture limits. Indian sugar is generally supplied in ICUMSA 45 or 70 grades, with ash content below 0.05 % and moisture under 0.1 %. The Brazilian sugar entry follows the same grading system. Corn/Maize is commonly traded with moisture content below 14 % and protein levels around 8 - 9 %. Fertilizer blends listed as chemical + organic can include NPK ratios such as 20‑20‑20 or organic compost with nitrogen content 4‑6 %.

Trade and Export Information - South Asia Corporation

India is a major exporter of sugar, rice, corn and leather goods. Typical destination regions include the Middle East, Africa and South‑East Asia for sugar and rice, while leather accessories are frequently shipped to Europe and the United States. Fertilizer exports from India often target African and South‑American agrarian markets. The relevant HS‑code families are 1701 for raw sugar, 1006 for milled rice, 1005 for maize, 4203 for leather goods and 3105 for mineral fertilizers.

Buyers usually require phytosanitary certificates for rice and corn, and a Certificate of Origin for all agricultural commodities. Food‑grade sugar and rice are commonly inspected under HACCP or FSSC 22000 standards, and leather products may be subject to ISO 9001 quality audits. Standard shipping is performed in 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers, bulk bags for fertilizer, and wooden pallets for leather accessories, with Incoterms such as FOB or CIF prevailing in most transactions.

Sourcing from South Asia Corporation - Buyer Guidance

When sourcing sugar from South Asia Corporation, request a laboratory analysis specifying ICUMSA grade, moisture, ash and metal impurities. For rice, ask for a sample report showing moisture, grain length, head‑rice recovery and any pesticide residue limits. Corn buyers should verify moisture content and mycotoxin test results before confirming volume.

Leather accessory purchasers should obtain a material safety data sheet (MSDS) and test report indicating hide source, thickness and tensile strength. Fertilizer buyers need a full NPK analysis, heavy‑metal limits, and an organic‑content certification if the product is marketed as organic. Confirm packaging specifications - 20‑ft containers or bulk bags - and request a pre‑shipment inspection certificate to align with import regulations.

What product categories does South Asia Corporation list?

It lists seven products: Leather Accessories (Indian leather), Indian Non‑Basmati Rice, India Basmati Rice, India Sugar, Sugar  -  Brazil, Corn/Maize and a combined chemical‑organic Fertilizer line.

How can I request a sample of the Indian Basmati rice?

Contact the supplier through the platform’s inquiry function, specify the desired quantity (typically 5 kg to 20 kg), and request a laboratory report covering moisture (≤14 %) and grain length (1500 - 2000 mm). Samples are usually shipped in sealed food‑grade bags.

Which certifications should I verify for the sugar products?

Buyers normally ask for an ICUMSA grade certificate, a HACCP or FSSC 22000 compliance statement, and a Certificate of Origin. If the purchase is for a regulated market, a phytosanitary certificate may also be required.

What are the typical HS codes for the listed commodities?

Sugar falls under HS 1701, Basmati and non‑Basmati rice under HS 1006, corn/maize under HS 1005, leather accessories under HS 4203 and fertilizers under HS 3105. These codes are used for customs declaration and tariff assessment.

What is the usual minimum order quantity (MOQ) for the fertilizer blend?

Exporters of Indian chemical‑organic fertilizers often set an MOQ of one 20‑ft container, roughly 18‑20 metric tonnes, but the exact quantity should be confirmed with the supplier.

What documentation is needed for importing the corn product?

Importers typically require a phytosanitary certificate, a Certificate of Origin, a lab analysis showing moisture ≤14 % and mycotoxin levels within EU/US limits, and a commercial invoice indicating HS 1005.

How are the leather accessories packaged for shipment?

Leather accessories are generally packed in sealed cardboard boxes placed on wooden pallets, with each pallet fitting inside a 40‑ft container. The packaging description should include pallet dimensions and any moisture‑proofing measures.