Import Dill Seeds — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Dill seeds supplied by Indus International are sourced from Indian growing regions and processed to a purity of 99% to 99.5%, as per buyer specifications. The seeds are cleaned using mechanical and Sortex systems to remove debris and off-color kernels. Moisture is maintained below 10%, and total ash is capped at 9.25%, consistent with international spice export norms. Salmonella is not detected in 25g samples, meeting global food safety benchmarks.

The seeds are packaged in new PP bags of 25 kg or 50 kg, or in paper bags with inner poly lining, depending on buyer preference. Acid insoluble ash remains under 1.20%, indicating minimal soil contamination. These parameters align with standard industry practices for whole dill seeds exported from South Asia. The product is not treated with preservatives or fumigants, and no artificial additives are introduced during processing.

Dill seeds are purchased by spice processors, pharmaceutical extractors, and food manufacturers for use in pickling, bread, and digestive supplements. Buyers include distributors in Europe, North Africa, and Southeast Asia. Container shipments are available at 13-14 metric tons per 20-foot or 26-27 metric tons per 40-foot unit. Packaging, labeling, and volume adjustments are offered based on end-use requirements.

Indus International is registered in New Delhi, with an office at Greater Kailash-1. The supplier is classified as imported-tier and harbor-tier, indicating export activity and logistical coordination. There is no public information on years in operation, workforce size, or client names. The listing confirms cleaning and packaging capabilities but makes no claims about direct sourcing from farms, organic certification, or laboratory accreditation.

The supplier’s profile focuses on bulk export of dill seeds, with container capacity confirmed for standard shipping units. No additional value-added services such as blending, grinding, or private labeling are mentioned. Response metrics on the platform are not recorded, suggesting limited buyer engagement. The supplier does not claim to be a manufacturer, only a processor and exporter.