About Swastik - Agricultural Commodities Supplier in India

India hosts the Swastik supplier, which currently lists eight active products across agricultural commodities and an electrical component. The catalogue includes Fresh Pomegranates, a generic Towel (baby towel), Raisins (dehydrated fruit), Banana, Red Chillies, Onion, Turmeric Powder, and a Control Module of Servo Stabiliser. Each entry is recorded under its respective product name without additional classification in the source data.

The supplier reports export activity to the United States, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Europe and other Asian markets. Export compliance references Indian certifications such as FSSAI, APEDA and SGS inspections. Swastik is classified as an imported‑tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating that it operates through third‑party logistics and customs partners.

Product Range and Specialties of Swastik

The agricultural items follow typical industry grading. Fresh pomegranates are usually sorted by size (8‑10 cm diameter) and Brix level (≥12 %). Baby towels are cotton woven at 250‑300 gsm with double‑stitched edges, packed in poly‑bag bundles. Raisins are dried grapes with moisture ≤15 % and total soluble solids around 70 %, commonly meeting APEDA specifications. Bananas are exported as Cavendish type, 15‑20 cm length, packed in 25 kg cartons. Red chillies are dried, with Scoville ratings of 30,000‑50,000, and moisture ≤12 %. Onions are sorted by bulb size and packed in mesh bags. Turmeric powder is typically ICUMSA 45 grade, moisture ≤12 %, and conforms to CODEX limits for heavy metals. The control module is an electronic component used in servo stabilisers, supplied as a finished unit ready for integration.

Trade and Export Information - Swastik

India is a major exporter of fresh fruits, spices and processed vegetables, with primary buyers in North America, the Middle East and Europe. Standard export documentation includes a phytosanitary certificate, a certificate of origin and, where required, SGS inspection reports. Buyers often request ISO 22000 or FSSC 22000 compliance for food items, while electronic components are checked against IEC safety standards. Packaging follows bulk freight norms: 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers for fruits and vegetables, with temperature‑controlled containers for perishable items such as bananas and pomegranates. Typical incoterms used are FOB or CIF, with freight forwarding handled by global logistics partners.

Sourcing from Swastik - Buyer Guidance

When sourcing fresh produce, request a recent certificate of analysis that details size, weight, Brix or Scoville values, and pesticide residue limits in line with CODEX standards. For dehydrated fruits and spices, ask for moisture content, microbial limits and heavy‑metal test reports. Electrical components should be accompanied by an IEC safety test report and a declaration of conformity to the destination country’s EMC regulations. Verify that the supplier can provide the required phytosanitary certificate, FSSAI registration copy and, where applicable, an APEDA export license before finalising the order.

What specifications are available for the fresh pomegranates?

Swastik supplies fresh pomegranates harvested in India; buyers can request size range (8‑10 cm diameter), average fruit weight (200‑250 g), Brix level of at least 12 %, and packaging in 25 kg cartons. Export shipments are normally accompanied by a phytosanitary certificate and an SGS inspection report.

How are the baby towels produced and packed?

The towels are 100 % cotton, woven at a GSM of 250‑300, and feature double‑stitched edges for durability. They are packed in poly‑bag bundles of 50 pieces per carton, ready for bulk freight.

What quality standards apply to the raisins?

Raisins are dried grapes with moisture content not exceeding 15 % and a minimum total soluble solids of 70 %. They are produced according to APEDA specifications and can be supplied with an ISO 22000 audit report.

Which documents should a buyer request for the turmeric powder?

Buyers should ask for a certificate of analysis confirming ICUMSA 45 grade, moisture ≤12 % and heavy‑metal levels within CODEX limits. Additional documentation typically includes a copy of the supplier’s FSSAI registration and a phytosanitary certificate.

What are the typical lead times for a banana shipment?

Bananas are harvested, pre‑cooled and packed within 48 hours, then loaded onto a 20‑ft container within 5‑7 days of order confirmation, depending on seasonal availability.

What testing or certification is common for the control module of the servo stabiliser?

The control module is usually accompanied by an IEC 60950 safety test report and a declaration of conformity to the destination country’s electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements. Buyers should verify these documents before final acceptance.