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Indian spices enjoy strong global demand, placing India consistently at the top of the world's spices exporters. The country's spice export goes back over 4,000 years, when Romans traded gold, silver, and wine for Indian spices. So valued was pepper, it earned the name black gold across Europe.
That trend continues today. In 2024, India contributed to more than 25%, remaining on top amongst the global spices suppliers. Red chilli remains the most exported Indian spice, followed closely by turmeric, cumin, and coriander. Major Indian spices importers include the USA, China, Vietnam.
For those looking to buy bulk spices, our platform brings you a reliable, transparent way to trade. Through Tradologie's SaaS-based agro marketplace, buyers and sellers communicate directly, eliminating the need of middlemen from the trading process.
To support our B2B audience in making smarter agro-commodity decisions, we've broken things down further below.
Discover the wide range of Indian spices you can trade through Tradologie's platform. These are grouped by type, each with their demand across different regions in the market.
Seed Spices
Chilli & Pepper Spices
Bark & Aromatic Spices
Root & Rhizome Spices
India, long regarded as the leader among the spice suppliers, has continued its dominance with consistent growth over the past two financial years.
Top Contributors by Category:
India's spice export in recent years has been led by Red Chilli, with over 601,000 tonnes shipped, worth more than $1.5 billion. Cumin followed closely in volume, crossing 617,000 tonnes.
Among other key exports, Turmeric, Pepper, Small Cardamom, Curry powders and pastes contribute to the overall spices exporting value. With Tradologie's online trading platform, spice exporters can benefit by saving both their time and costs while streamlining their trade process.
Top Importers of Indian Spices
India's spice exports are distributed across more than 180 countries. IIf you are looking to export bulk spices, following are the top hotspots (2024-25 estimates):
In 2024, the global spice trade stood at roughly 4.3 million metric tonnes, valued between $13.4-13.6 billion.
Top Global Spices Exporters (by volume & value):
Exploring different ways to export/import spices in bulk, then Tradologie is the right B2B agro-commodity trade partner. Following benefits a spice buyer/supplier can avail on our online platform:
Once KYC verification and registration are successfully completed, spice exporters gain access to genuine, high-volume buyer inquiries from across the globe. On our platform, buyers/sellers can negotiate directly, eliminating the scope for middlemen in the process.
Spice importers must undergo a strict KYC verification process as well, which includes submission of valid business registration, proof of past trade activity, and evidence of warehousing or storage capacity for agri-commodities.
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Need turmeric, cumin, red chilli, or cardamom in bulk? Post your requirement on Saas based Tradologie and get competitive quotes from trusted spice suppliers across India.
You can source all major spices through Tradologie.com, including:
Turmeric, Dried Red Chili, Black Pepper, Cloves, Cardamom
Cumin, Coriander, Fennel, Mustard, Nutmeg
Specialty blends and processed spices (ground, powder, roasted, hulled)
Buyers can easily compare quality, price, and origin from multiple verified spice exporters.
Typical buyer checks include:
Moisture content (usually <12% for most spices)
Purity & absence of adulteration
Grain/berry size and uniformity
Color, aroma, and volatile oil content
Foreign matter and broken pieces
Certifications such as FSSAI, HACCP, ISO, Organic, APEDA
Yes. Spices suppliers often provide paid samples or adjust the cost in the final order, so buyers can verify quality before importing spices in bulk.
Common formats include:
10 kg, 25 kg, 50 kg PP or jute bags
Jumbo bags (1 MT or more) for bulk shipments
Vacuum-sealed pouches for premium quality
Private label/retail packaging
Yes. Buyers can negotiate based on:
Order volume
Spice grade and origin
Processing level (raw, cleaned, polished)
Tradologie.com connects buyers with verified spice exporters.
Third-party inspection (SGS, Intertek etc) before dispatch is mandatory.
Shipment and delivery are managed by the CHA or any other logistics company as per the country.
India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, Brazil These countries dominate global spice exports across major varieties.
Register as a buyer (free)
Raise a bulk spice requirement
Access real-time quotations from verified spice exporters
Negotiate prices and confirm order
Request mandatory third-party inspection before shipment
Track documentation and delivery
Common payment methods include:
TT (Telegraphic Transfer)
LC (Letter of Credit)
Yes. While bulk trade is common, some spices can be ordered in lots below 5 MT for testing or smaller market needs.
Any Indian business entity involved in spice production, processing, or trade can export through Tradologie, provided they hold an IEC, APEDA registration, FSSAI certificate, and other mandatory KYC documents like PAN, GST, Aadhaar, and a current account.
Exporters must submit: IEC Code, APEDA Certificate, FSSAI License, Aadhaar & PAN, GST Registration, Current Account details, Cancelled Cheque.
Yes. Spice importers from any country can register on Tradologie after submitting valid business registration, past trade proof, and storage/handling capability documentation. Once verified, they are allowed to float inquiries on our online B2B agro-commodity trade platform and receive offers from Indian exporters.
Tradologie primarily serves bulk buyers and sellers, but small and mid-sized spice traders who meet the platform’s KYC and volume criteria can also participate. Minimum order quantities apply depending on the spice category.
Tradologie supports trade in a wide range of Indian spices including: Red chilli (whole/powder), Turmeric, Cumin, Coriander seeds, Black & white pepper, Cardamom, Cinnamon, Fenugreek, Sesame seeds.
Tradologie eliminates middlemen, enabling direct price negotiation between verified global buyers and genuine Indian suppliers. The platform simplifies trade by digitising inquiries, quotes, and order management.
Yes. FMCG brands, food processors, and spice blending units often procure raw or semi-processed spices through Tradologie for further processing, packaging, or manufacturing use
As of the latest trade data, the top spices exporters include India, Vietnam, China, Indonesia, Netherlands, Turkey, Spain, Germany, Peru, and Sri Lanka. India leads the global market by a large margin, especially in red chilli, cumin, turmeric, and spice blends.
The leading importers of spices globally are USA, China, Germany, UAE, UK, Vietnam, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands, and Thailand. These countries source bulk spices for food processing, FMCG production, seasoning blends, and retail distribution.
List all major spices:
Turmeric, Red Chili, Black Pepper, Cloves, Cardamom
Cumin, Coriander, Fennel, Mustard, Nutmeg
Ground, polished, roasted, or specialty spice blends
Highlight quality, certifications, and origin to attract spice importers.
Moisture content per spice (usually <12%)
Free from foreign matter and broken pieces
Uniform color and aroma
Volatile oil content or pungency as per spice type
No adulteration
Mandatory third-party inspection (SGS, Intertek, Q&Q) before shipment
FSSAI / Food Safety Certificate
IEC code / GST registration
Phytosanitary certificate
Fumigation certificate
Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Packing list and commercial invoice
Certificate of Origin (COO)
10–50 kg PP or jute bags
Jumbo bags (1 MT or more)
Vacuum-sealed packs for premium spices
Private label packaging for retail markets
Highlight ISO, HACCP, Organic certifications
Showcase clean, uniform, and processed spices
Offer competitive pricing for bulk trade
Ensure timely response and real-time negotiation
Prices are influenced by:
Spice grade and variety
Season and origin
Processing (hulled, roasted, powdered)
Certification status (Organic, ISO, HACCP)
Packaging and logistics
Major spice-importing countries:
USA, UK, Germany, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Japan, South Korea These countries source bulk spices for food processing, retail, and re-export.
Register as a supplier
List all major spice varieties with specs
Access verified global spice buyers
Participate in live negotiation
Ensure mandatory third-party inspection before shipment
Handle documentation digitally through the platform
Ship securely and track order
Yes. While bulk spice export is standard (10–50 MT), some buyers require lots below 5 MT for trial or specialty orders.
Yes. Many buyers prefer branded or customized retail packs, which can help suppliers increase orders and visibility in export markets.
