We buy cumin, coriander, psyllium husk and guar at the mandis that set their price — most of them within a day’s drive of this office — and ship them against a written specification, with the analysis certificate to match.
J.V EXPORTS INDIA is a proprietorship export house in Jodhpur — the commercial centre of western Rajasthan, the region that supplies most of India’s cumin, psyllium husk, guar and ajwain.
We buy at the mandi ourselves, on the day the lots arrive. That is the only way to know which field a consignment came from — and the only reason we can stand behind what the certificate says.
We deliberately do not list everything that grows in India. These are the two categories we buy, grade and ship often enough to know the crop, the season and the specification without having to ask.
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Grains, oilseeds, fibre crops and fresh produce
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Whole and ground spices from India’s primary growing belts
+5 View the rangeRice, wheat, maize, oilseeds, psyllium husk and guar — cleaned, graded and packed to your packing instruction, with pre-shipment analysis on every consignment.
All 12 agro commodities
Key line HS 1006 30 20
The world’s longest grain basmati — steam, sella, golden sella and raw, milled to buyer specification.
Key line HS 1006 30 90
The workhorse long-grain white rice for African and Middle-East volume programmes, at 5% to 100% broken.
Key line HS 1202 42 20
Bold and Java kernels in 38/42, 40/50, 50/60, 60/70 and 70/80 counts, blanched or natural.
Key line HS 1211 90 32
98% and 99% pure husk, 40–85 mesh powder and industrial grade — India supplies most of the world’s isabgol, and it grows here.
HS 1006 30 90
Lightweight medium-grain rice for South Asian diaspora retail — raw, steam or parboiled.
HS 1001 99 10
Sharbati and mill-quality wheat graded on protein and hectolitre weight for flour and semolina plants.
HS 1005 90 00
Non-GMO yellow maize for feed compounders, starch plants and human consumption.
HS 1207 40 90
Natural white, hulled and black sesame at 99.95% purity for bakery, tahini and oil crushing.
Whole and ground spices bought at the Jodhpur and Nagaur mandis — sorted, de-stoned and gravity-separated before packing, with steam sterilisation on request.
All 10 spices
Key line HS 0909 31 10
Singapore and Europe quality cumin, machine-cleaned and gravity-separated at source in the Jodhpur–Nagaur belt.
Key line HS 0909 21 10
Eagle and Scooter varieties in single and double parrot green, plus split coriander for grinding lines.
Key line HS 0910 30 20
Polished fingers and powder graded by curcumin content, from 2% commercial up to 5%+ Lakadong-grade material.
Key line HS 0904 21 10
Guntur Teja for heat, Byadgi for colour, Mathania for the Rajasthani profile — stemless, stemmed or milled.
HS 0904 11 90
Malabar Garbled and Tellicherry Extra Bold, graded by bulk density and piperine.
HS 0910 99 12
Bright yellow-green machine-cleaned methi for spice blends, pharma extraction and sprouting.
HS 0909 61 10
Lucknowi and Europe-quality fennel, green-graded and sortex-cleaned for confectionery and mouth-freshener lines.
HS 0910 99 13
Rajasthani ajwain with high thymol content, cleaned to 99% and supplied whole or milled.
Four stages, each with something in writing at the end of it. You should never have to ask us where a shipment stands.
You send the specification, quantity, destination port and Incoterm. A firm offer comes back within one working day, with its validity period.
You receive: Offer sheetPre-shipment samples are couriered for approval. Nothing is procured in bulk until the sample and the written specification are agreed on both sides.
You receive: Sample + written specLots are lifted at the mandi, cleaned, graded and packed to your packing instruction. Third-party inspection is arranged where the contract calls for it.
You receive: Inspection reportContainer stuffed, fumigated where required, and shipped. The full document set is emailed the same week the vessel sails.
You receive: B/L · Phyto · COA
Most quality disputes start the same way — a certificate issued against an earlier lot, or a single grab sample standing in for forty tonnes. We sample on a proper incremental plan and issue the analysis against the exact lot being shipped.
We do not chase reviews. These are buyers who came back for a second and third shipment — which, in this trade, says more than anything written on a website.
“We have been lifting cumin and coriander for two seasons now. What stands out is that the pre-shipment analysis matches what lands in Jebel Ali — that is rarer than it should be.”
“Non-GMO maize and groundnut, shipped on schedule through Mundra. Documentation has been clean every time, which keeps our customs clearance quick.”
“Parboiled rice in 25 kg bags, four containers a month. They quote honestly when the market moves instead of going quiet, and that is why we keep ordering.”
Written for buyers, not for search engines. What we have learned buying, grading and shipping Indian commodities — and the questions worth asking any supplier.
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