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How to Export Dry Fruits from India: A Quick Guide

Exporting dry fruits from India offers opportunities for businesses looking to enter the global B2B food trade. Products such as cashews, almonds, pistachios, raisins, walnuts and dates can serve international wholesalers, retailers and food manufacturers.

To start a dry fruits export business in India , identify your target market, source quality products, understand buyer specifications and calculate the complete export cost. Exporters generally need an Import Export Code (IEC) and must verify applicable food-safety registrations, product standards and destination-country regulations.

Essential export documents may include a commercial invoice, packing list, shipping bill and bill of lading or airway bill. Additional certificates depend on the product and importing country. Proper grading, moisture control, food-grade packaging and quality checks can help protect product quality during transit.

Finding reliable international buyers is equally important. B2B platforms such as Tradologie can help exporters explore potential buyers and bulk trade opportunities.

Watch the video below for a quick overview of how to export dry fruits from India and understand the essential steps involved.

Watch: How to Export Dry Fruits from India

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