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Indian spices are not just the heart of local cuisine - they are a cornerstone of global trade. From the premium quality of turmeric to the bold intensity of red chilli, these spices are in high demand across international markets, driving supply chains, exports, and business opportunities for suppliers and traders worldwide.
From Saharan caravan paths to Roman markets, and now to digital dashboards, the spice saga continues. Today, as businesses worldwide seek to export/import bulk spices with ease and reliability, Tradologie.com stands at the forefront, revolutionizing how the world buys and sells spices.
What Are Spices?
Spices are aromatic vegetable products derived from various parts of plants, roots, seeds ,barks, or fruits. Traditionally, they are used to enhance flavor, along with delivering potent nutritional and medicinal benefits.
Turmeric : Sourced from India's fertile soils, the Indian turmeric is rich in curcumin, the powerful anti-inflammatory compound responsible for its golden hue and healing properties. It is used in food, cosmetics, and wellness industries worldwide.
Black Pepper : Often called the King of Spices, black pepper from Kerala is a linchpin of Indian spice exports. Low in sodium and rich in minerals like iron and magnesium, it adds depth and heat to both traditional and modern cuisines.
White Pepper : Milder and subtler than its black counterpart, white pepper is favored in Southeast Asian and European dishes. It aids digestion, boosts metabolism, and offers a clean, peppery finish to soups and sauces.
Cumin : This earthy, nutty spice is vital to Indian and Middle Eastern dishes. Revered for its digestive and anti-inflammatory benefits, cumin is available in whole and ground forms, exported by trusted producers from India, China, and Mexico.
Red Chilli : From fiery Guntur varieties to smoky Byadgi, Indian red chilli are sought-after globally for their heat and intense color. India is one of the world's top producers
Sesame Seeds : An ancient oilseed, sesame is treasured for its nutty flavor and high nutritional value. Mainly they are used in food, bakery, and cosmetic applications.
The global spice trade is shaped by the top 10 spices exporters, which is led by India, Vietnam, and China, and it is driven by demand from the top 10 spices importers, which are the USA, Germany, and the Netherlands, followed by UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Malaysia.
India accounts for over 40% of global spice production, with its Indian spice suppliers offering 75+ ISO-listed varieties and exporting to 180+ countries, including top importers like China, USA, UAE, Malaysia, UK, and Germany.
Tradologie facilitates direct trade between verified partners in these markets, enabling both spices exporters and spices importers to communicate online.
Tradologie.com is a SaaS based B2B platform that empowers spice buyers and sellers a seamless, secure, and smart trade in the market.
For Exporters:
For Importers:
To export through Tradologie, Indian spices suppliers must provide the following documents to ensure compliance with export norms and smooth onboarding on the platform:
For foreign spices exporters, equivalent documentation is required as per the regulations of their country of origin.
These ensure compliance with export norms and smooth onboarding on the platform.
"Spices Board India, a key pillar of India's spice export system oversees certification, quality enforcement, exporter registration, policy advice, and international trade promotion. Tradologie exporters adhere to these standards, ensuring trusted governance and global credibility."
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Tradologie.com enables buyers to buy spices in bulk including turmeric, red chili, black pepper, cardamom, cloves, cumin, coriander, fennel, mustard, nutmeg, and specialty blends. Both whole and processed forms (ground, roasted, polished) are available.
Buyers typically check:
Moisture content (<12% standard)
Purity and uniformity of color and size
Aroma and volatile oil content
Free from broken pieces, foreign matter, and adulteration
Certifications like FSSAI, HACCP, ISO, Organic, APEDA
Yes. Most spice exporters provide paid samples or offset the sample cost against the confirmed order, ensuring you verify the quality before importing in bulk.
10 kg, 25 kg, 50 kg PP or jute bags
Jumbo/bulk bags (1 MT or more)
Vacuum-sealed packs for premium spices
Private label and retail packaging
Absolutely. Buyers can negotiate based on:
Volume of the order
Spice variety, grade, and origin
Processing (hulled, polished, roasted, powdered)
Long-term or repeat supply contracts
Mandatory third-party inspection (SGS, Intertek) before dispatch ensures quality.
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.
Key exporters include: India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Madagascar, and Brazil. They dominate the global bulk spice market.
Sign up as a buyer (free)
Submit your bulk spice requirements
Receive verified quotations from spice exporters
Negotiate live and finalize orders
Request mandatory third-party inspection before shipment
Track shipment and documentation digitally
Common options:
Telegraphic Transfer (TT)
Letter of Credit (LC)
Platform escrow for secure transactions
Yes. While bulk trade is standard, some spices are available in lots smaller than 5 MT for sampling or specialty purposes.
The leading exporters of spices include India, Vietnam, China, Indonesia, Turkey, Spain, Brazil, Egypt, Mexico, and Sri Lanka. India remains the largest exporter by volume and variety.
The top spice-importing countries are the USA, Germany, the UK, the Netherlands, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, France, Canada, and Japan.
Importers can register on Tradologie.com by providing verified business credentials and proof of warehousing. Once approved, they can connect directly with verified exporters to negotiate and purchase spices in bulk through a transparent digital platform.
Indian spice exporters need to submit an IEC code, APEDA registration, FSSAI license, GST certificate, Aadhaar and PAN cards, a cancelled cheque, and a valid current account to comply with export norms and join the platform.
Tradologie offers a wide range of spices including turmeric, black and white pepper, cumin, red chilli, sesame seeds, and many others in whole, crushed, and powdered forms sourced from verified Indian producers.
All buyers and sellers on Tradologie undergo a mandatory KYC verification process. Additionally, the platform aligns with standards set by the Spices Board of India, ensuring compliance with quality, certification, and trade governance.
Include all major and high-demand spices: turmeric, red chili, black pepper, cloves, cardamom, cumin, coriander, fennel, mustard, nutmeg, and blended/processed spices. Highlight bulk and premium varieties for international buyers.
Moisture content within trade standards (<12%)
Uniformity in color, aroma, and size
Free from foreign matter, broken pieces, or adulteration
Volatile oil or pungency maintained as per spice type
Mandatory third-party inspection before shipping
FSSAI / Food Safety Certification
IEC code / GST registration
Phytosanitary and fumigation certificates
Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Certificate of Origin (COO)
Packing list and commercial invoice
10–50 kg PP or jute bags
Jumbo bags (1 MT or above)
Vacuum-sealed packs for high-value spices
Private label/retail packaging
Display certifications (ISO, HACCP, Organic)
Highlight uniform, clean, and well-processed spices
Offer competitive pricing and flexible bulk orders
Respond quickly to inquiries and provide real-time negotiation
Factors affecting pricing:
Spice grade, variety, and origin
Processing type (ground, polished, roasted)
Certifications (Organic, ISO, HACCP)
Packaging style and logistics costs
Key importers: USA, UK, Germany, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Japan, and South Korea. They source bulk spices for food processing, retail, and re-export markets.
Register as a supplier
List all spice varieties with specifications
Connect with verified spice importers
Participate in live negotiation
Ensure mandatory third-party inspection before shipment
Handle all export documentation through the platform
Yes. While standard bulk spice exports are 10–50 MT, suppliers can ship smaller lots (<5 MT) for testing or specialty orders.
Yes. Private-label packaging for spices is widely accepted by importers, helping suppliers increase order volume and market visibility.
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