Minimum Order Quantity : 26 MT
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The flavor enhancer quality of the Black Pepper has made it a widely in-demand product worldwide. With just one click, Tradologie enables you and all the Spice traders of the world to acquire Black Pepper Price today, tomorrow and everyday while simultaneously, through our latest technological breakthrough in e-commerce and bulk market, saves you a harsh processing and time from the outdated procurement practices. Therefore, what you get is an unsurpassed quality in every aspects of Black Pepper, at incredibly low prices. Knowing the demand, we have made bulk import for Black Pepper which is highly convenient.
We, at Tradologie.com, make evolved business practices the trend. We seek to mainstream Tradologie's revolutionary procurement practices through our Tradologie App, and in that course provided the Spices importers the ultimate satisfaction in terms of cheaper, easier, and quicker hassle-free procurement of this Black Pepper Spice. We have eliminated all the known flaws of traditional import/export practices e.g. Middle-man delayed services, unsatisfactory quality inspection, and transit, lack of latest technology, etc.
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Buyers can buy black pepper in bulk in multiple varieties, including:
MG1 (Malabar Garbled) – premium, hand-sorted Indian pepper
TGEB / TGSEB (Tellicherry Grades) – long, dense, highly aromatic grains
Ungarbled / Black Peppercorns – standard bulk pepper for general use
Vietnamese 500GL / 550GL – dense pepper with high oil content
Brazilian B1 / B2 – medium to high-quality pepper from South America
GL (Grams per Liter) measures density and quality. Higher GL indicates better quality pepper with heavier, more uniform berries.
Export-quality black pepper has moisture ≤ 12%, ensuring longer shelf life and resistance to mold.
Moisture: ≤12%
Light berries: ≤2%
Foreign matter: ≤1%
Broken peppercorns: as low as possible
Volatile oil content: ≥4–5% depending on origin
Aroma: strong, pungent, and fresh
25 kg and 50 kg PP woven bags
Jute bags for bulk trade
Vacuum-packed or sealed premium packaging for high-grade pepper
Custom or private-label packaging available
Being a spice, MOQ can be as low as 1–5 metric tons, depending on supplier and origin. Larger shipments of 10–20 MT are common for bulk buyers.
Pricing depends on:
GL density
Broken percentage
Moisture content
Purity and uniformity
Volatile oil content
Quantity, origin, and long-term supply agreements Pricing is generally negotiated live on B2B platforms like Tradologie.com.
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Post your bulk black pepper requirement
Access verified quotations from multiple black pepper suppliers
Compare offers, negotiate live, and finalize deals
Third-party inspection before shipment is mandatory for export-quality compliance
Vietnam – largest exporter, 500GL–550GL grades
India – Malabar, Tellicherry, and MG1 grades
Indonesia – standard black pepper varieties
Brazil – B1/B2 grades
Sri Lanka – medium-quality pepper
USA, Germany, UK, Netherlands, France
Middle East countries like UAE, Saudi Arabia
Japan and other Southeast Asian markets These countries are major bulk black pepper importers.
Irrevocable LC at Sight
Telegraphic Transfer (TT)
Yes, suppliers provide:
Phytosanitary Certificate
Certificate of Origin
Quality reports (SGS, Intertek, or equivalent)
Fumigation certificate (if required by importing country)
There are different types of pepper for trade. Black pepper is the most common. White pepper has a milder taste. Green pepper and red pepper are also traded. Some famous varieties are Tellicherry, Malabar, and Lampong.
Some countries produce and export pepper in bulk. Vietnam is the biggest producer and exporter. India, Indonesia, and Brazil also grow and sell a lot of pepper. Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Thailand are other important pepper-producing and exporting countries.
Many things affect the price of pepper trading in the world. Weather is important because bad weather can reduce crops. Supply and demand also change the price—if more people want pepper, the price goes up. Farming costs, like labor and fertilizers, make a difference. Export rules and taxes in different countries also affect the price.
You can easily export or import paper in bulk on our platform by becoming a verified buyer or a seller. The platform has a unique live negotiations mechanism where traders can negotiate digitally for the commodities and finalise the pricing.
The process is simple, however foolproof. You have to submit a list of important documents that are a part of our KYC process. This is followed by a verbal communication with our executive who confirms your level of experience in the industry. Once everything is checked, you become a verified buyer or a seller on our platform.
Whenever you import pepper or any other agro commodity from our platform, you can rest assured about the quality standards. Our every exporter complies with the requisite government certifications and third party goods inspections before the goods are shipped.
As an importer, you can access the real-time pricing being offered by the global exporters in the live negotiations process. This gives you a clear picture about the average price being quoted by the exporters in the market and which price is suitable for you.
Our platform lays a paramount emphasis on safe payment terms. We use either Letter of Credit or Telegraphic Transfer (30% advance and balance against documents). Both are safe payment channels widely used in international trade.
Buyers look for:
Moisture ≤12%
Light berries ≤2%
Broken peppercorns minimal
Foreign matter ≤1%
Strong pungent aroma and high volatile oil
Cleaned and sieved to remove foreign matter
Graded based on density (GL), size, and quality
Machine-sorted or hand-sorted for premium grades
Properly dried to maintain ≤12% moisture
Yes. Mandatory third-party inspection (SGS, Intertek, TUV, etc.) ensures quality, builds trust, and facilitates smooth export.
Register as a supplier and exhibit your black pepper products
Provide grade, GL, moisture, and broken %
Connect with verified bulk black pepper importers
Participate in live negotiation
Submit mandatory third-party inspection reports before shipment
Share all necessary export documents digitally
For spices like black pepper, MOQ can be 1–5 metric tons, and smaller shipments below 5 MT are also entertained depending on buyer requirements.
For commodities like wheat, sugar, pulses, rice, and other bulk grains, Tradologie.com generally.
Pricing is influenced by:
GL density
Moisture and broken %
Purity and uniformity
Volatile oil content
Packaging type and shipment volume
Long-term contracts or spot orders Pricing is negotiated live on B2B platforms like Tradologie.com
USA, Germany, UK, Netherlands, France
UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other Middle Eastern countries
Japan, South Korea, and Southeast Asia
Phytosanitary Certificate
Certificate of Origin (COO)
Quality inspection reports (SGS/Intertek)
Fumigation Certificate if required
Buyers prefer uniform grades, but mixed containers can be offered if packaged separately
Private label and custom packaging for premium buyers are widely accepted
Fast responses (within hours) significantly increase conversion rates and order confirmations
