Import Cumin Seed Oil — Buy in wholesale FOB from Supplier in India

Cumin seed oil is an essential oil derived from the seeds of Cuminum cyminum. The oil is obtained by extracting the volatile compounds from the seeds, resulting in a clear liquid with a warm, spicy and slightly sweet aroma. Traditional use focuses on digestive support and relief of bloating, while topical application is valued for its anti‑inflammatory effect. Namashram Industries sources the raw cumin seeds from farms in Gujarat, India, and prepares the oil for bulk export.

In the broader essential‑oil market, cumin seed oil typically contains free fatty acid levels not exceeding 0.5 %, an iodine value between 115 and 125, and moisture content around 0.03 %. Peroxide values are usually below 0.5 and the refractive index at 40 °C falls in the range 1.421‑1.428. Standard specifications also list a saponification value of 180‑192, solid points near 28, specific gravity of 0.910‑0.912 and unsaponifiable matter around 1.5 %. Packaging for bulk shipments commonly uses 200 kg food‑grade iron drums, and the oil is stored in a cool, dry place protected from light to preserve its stability.

Food manufacturers, spice formulators, cosmetics producers and natural‑health product makers are typical buyers of cumin seed oil. The oil is added to flavor blends, fragrance bases and skin‑care formulations where its characteristic aroma and bioactive compounds are required. Importers should confirm the minimum order quantity, drum specifications and any required certifications before placing an order. Trade terms are negotiated directly with Namashram Industries, who will provide detailed product data sheets upon request.

Namashram Industries is located at 305, University Plaza, Vijay Char Rasta, Gujarat University Road, Ahmedabad, Gujarat‑380009, India. The company is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating compliance with basic verification standards on the marketplace. Although the response rate is currently shown as 0 %, the listed address confirms a physical presence that can be visited for audits or sample collection.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose annual turnover, employee count or past client names, and no specific certifications are mentioned in the listing. Prospective importers should therefore request copies of any quality certificates, such as ISO 9001 or GMP, directly from the company before finalising a contract. The listing focuses on the oil’s functional attributes rather than commercial credentials, so due diligence is essential to assess reliability.