Cumin Seeds Suppliers, Jeera Wholesaler, Cumin Seed Exporters, Jeera Traders, Gujarat, India

Botanical Name: Cuminum Cyminum L
English Name: Cumin

Quality: 

Singapore Quality 99% Purity
Singapore Quality 98% Purity
Europe Quality (Big Seeds)
USA Quality (Supreme Quality)

History: 

The cumin plant, Cuminum cyminum is native to the shores of the Mediterranean, including the upper regions of Egypt, where is has been cultivated for thousands of years. Nowadays, it is commercially grown in several surrounding countries such as Iran, Turkey and Syria, as well as other hot countries further afield, namely China, India and Latin America. The cumin spice is the dried seed of the cumin plant, which is why cumin is also known as cumin seeds and is available in this form. The cumin plant comes from the same plant family as parsley and it is also related to fennel, coriander and dill. Cumin is now mostly produced in India.

Cumin Seed Exports  United States ,  Vietnam ,  Spain ,  United Arab Emirates ,  Brazil ,  Bangladesh ,  Egypt , United Kingdom ,  Malaysia , Singapore , Israel , Japan ,  New Zealand , Fiji ,  Bulgaria ,  Saudi Arabia , Netherlands , Iran, Mexico ,Morocco ,  South Africa ,  France ,  Jordan ,  China ,  Germany ,  Poland ,  Romania ,  Turkey ,  Australia , Ecuador ,  Hong Kong ,  Kuwait , Mauritius ,  Thailand ,  Trinidad & Tobago ,  Algeria ,  Bahrain , Belgium ,Gambia ,  Latvia ,  Portugal ,  Sri Lanka ,  Taiwan ,  Tunisia etc many more…

 

Cumin Seeds Use:

Cumin is the second most popular spice in the world after black pepper. Cumin seeds are used as a spice for their distinctive aroma. Cumin is most commonly used to flavor food and is widely available in both seed and powder form. While cumin is a favorite on the spice rack, it has a number of curative properties which make it a versatile natural medicine.

Specification of Cumin Seeds

Type	Machine cleaned / Sortexed/Extra Bold
Total Ash	9.50% Max
Flavor	Aromatic with a penetrating flavour
Salmonella	Absent/25 gms
Foreign matter	(ASTA) -0.50 %
Payment Terms	TT & 100% Irrevocable LC at sight
Delivery Time	Per Tons
Purity	99% / 98% / 99.50% (Singapore/Europe)
Acid insoluble Ash	1.75% Max
Moisture	10% max
Volaile oil	Min 2.00 ml/100 gms
Loadability	1 X 20 Feet Container 14 MT 1 X 40 Feet Container 25 MT
Packing	25, 50 Kg PP Bags
Minimum Order Quantity	1 X 20 Feet Container (14 MT)

Type of Bags	Quantity		Container Capacity
New Multi Wall Paper Bag	50 lb/ 22.68 kg / 25 kg		20 Feet – 13 – 14 Metric Tons 40 Feet – 25 – 27 Metric Tons
P. P. Bag	55.12 lb / 25 kg or 110.23 lb / 50 kg		20 Feet – 13 – 14 Metric Tons 40 Feet – 25 – 27 Metric Tons
Jute Bag	110.23 lb / 50 kg		20 Feet – 13 – 14 Metric Tons 40 Feet – 25 – 27 Metric Tons
Custom Requirement	Please contact us		20 Feet – 13 – 14 Metric Tons 40 Feet – 25 – 27 Metric Tons
Cumin Seeds	HS CODE 09093019

Packaging

As per Exports Standard Packing
As per Buyer Requirement

We offer bulk seed packing 1 kg, 2 kg, 5 kg , 10 kg , 20 kg , 50 kg and 100 kg Castor Seeds, Mustard Seeds, Groundnut, Bajra, Gavar Seeds, Cumin Seeds, Rajgaro, Wheat, Tomato Seeds, Cauliflower Seeds, Chillis Seeds, Urad , Sarsav, Jeera, Cumin and Black Cummin, Variali, Fennel Seeds & Anise , Issabgul, Psyllium husk , Sarsav, Mustard Seeds, Raido (Mustard), Black Mustard Seeds, Castor seeds, Castor Seeds, Till, Sesame, Groundnut, Asalio, Lepidium Sativum, Rajgaro, Amaranth, Methi, Fenugreek, Moong, Green Gram, Math, Moth Beans, Udad, Blag Gram, Tur, split pigeon peas, Val, field bean, hyacinth bean, Chola, Chicpeas, Garbanzo beans, Guar Seeds, Wheat, Bajari, pearl millet, Juvar, sorghum, Chino, Kalingada-Bij, watermelon seeds, Kapaas / Cotton, Dhaniya, Coriander Seeds, Suwa (Dill Seed) ,Dill Seeds ,Ajmo (Ajwain Seed) ,Carom Seeds with packing of 1 kg, 2 kg, 5 kg , 10 kg , 20 kg , 50 kg and 100 kg.

We also supply Fruits and Vegetables like Apple, Potato , Onion, Tomato, Cauliflower, Chillis , Ginger, Lemon, Bhildi, Guwar Etc with packing of 1 kg, 2 kg, 5 kg , 10 kg , 20 kg , 50 kg and 100 kg.

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Description :

Cumin is the dried, white fruit with greyish brown colour of a small slender annual herb. The surface of the fruit has 5 primary ridges, alternatively has 4 less distinct secondary ridges bearing numerous short hairs. The plant is 15 to 50 cm high. The aromatic seed like fruit is elongated, ovoid, 3 to 6 mm long, slightly bitter and has a warm flavour. The flowers are white or rose coloured in small umbels.

Uses :

Cumin seed have an aromatic and bitter taste. It is used as a condiment, and is an ingredient in curry powders, seasonings of breads, cakes and cheese. Cumin may lower blood sugar, reduce seizures, strengthen bones, and treat the eye; however, there is no clinical evidence to support these claims. Cumin is generally recognized as safe for human consumption as a spice and flavoring. Cumin seed oil is used in perfumery and for flavouring liqueurs and cordials.

Cumin Seed :

We offer Indian origin IPM (Integrated Pest Management) cumin seed for EU Countries and Japan. Every year we produce around 500-600mt ipm cumin through our Backward Integration Program. We maintains the farmer data and follows a coding system for their produce. This allows us to extend our control over the quality of the raw ingredients and maintain complete traceability.

Areas where we helps farmers include:

• Soil analysis,
• Seed selection,
• Fertilizer/pesticide application,
• Integrated Pest Management (IPM) practices
• Preventive measures for diseases
• Post harvest handling
• Providing the right price for the product

Specification:

• Appearance : Oval seeds with Ridges
• Color: Natural
• Purity: 98% / 99% / 99.5%
• Foreign Matter: 2% / 1% / 0.5% Max
• Moisture: 7-8% max
• Flavor: Warm an Aromatic
• Origin: India
• Best Buying Time: March-June
• HS Code: 09093129

Foreign matter includes anything other than Cumin seeds e.g. sand, silica, pebbles, and other edible/non edible seeds Packaging Details : 25/50Kg, Poly Propylene (PP) Bags

Regular base Seeds Available ex- stock

State	Commodity	Variety
Gujarat	Mustard Seed	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Seed	Deshi
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu) Seed	Other
Gujarat	Castor Seed Seed	Other
Gujarat	Mustard Seed	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Deshi
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Other
Gujarat	Castor Seed	Other
Gujarat	Mustard	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Deshi
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Other
Gujarat	Castor Seed	Other
Gujarat	Mustard	Other
Gujarat	Castor Seed	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Other
Gujarat	Mustard	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Other
Gujarat	Mustard	Other
Gujarat	Castor Seed	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Other
Gujarat	Corriander seed	Other
Gujarat	Wheat	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Deshi
Gujarat	Cummin Seed(Jeera)	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Deshi
Gujarat	Castor Seed	Other
Gujarat	Guar Seed(Cluster Beans Seed)	Other
Gujarat	Mustard	Sarson(Black)
Gujarat	Castor Seed	Other
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Deshi
Gujarat	Bajra(Pearl Millet/Cumbu)	Deshi
Gujarat	Mustard	Sarson(Black)
Gujarat	Guar Seed(Cluster Beans Seed)	Other
Gujarat	Cummin Seed(Jeera)	Other
Gujarat	Castor Seed	Other

Why a Multipack Seeds Supplier in Indian Is Beneficial for Economic Development , Seeds Supplier and Exporter in India, Saudi Arabia, Canada, USA, UK.

Our Objective is To enhance customer satisfaction by consistently providing a quality of service that meets or exceeds customer expectations.

Favorable Conditions Climate: Cumin thrives in moderately cool and dry climates. Fortunately, several regions in India, particularly Rajasthan and Gujarat, offer these climatic conditions, making them ideal for cumin cultivation.

Soil: Cumin prefers well-drained, sandy loam soil with good aeration. These soil properties are found abundantly in the cumin growing regions of India.

Production and Productivity Area and Production: India is estimated to produce over 70% of the world's cumin, cultivating cumin on around 8.42 lakh hectares of land.

Leading Producers: Rajasthan and Gujarat are the leading cumin-producing states in India, contributing over 99% of the country's total production

Sorting and Grading:

Sorting: Cumin seeds might be sorted by hand or using mechanical sorters to remove any foreign materials like pebbles, immature seeds, or debris.

Grading: The cleaned seeds are then graded based on size, color, and quality. Larger and more uniform seeds generally fetch a higher price

Packaging and Storage:

Packaging: The processed cumin seeds or powder are then packaged in different types of packaging materials like HDPE, LDPE, laminated types of customer centric pouches, airtight containers or bags made from food-grade materials. The packaging needs to protect the cumin from moisture, light, and contamination.

Storage: Cumin is stored in cool, dry, and dark warehouses to maintain its quality and prevent spoilage.

Cumin processing in India plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and consistency of this popular spice. By employing a combination of traditional and modern techniques, processors strive to deliver cumin that retains its aroma, flavor, and health benefits to consumers worldwide.

Majorly used Cumin Forms:

Cumin Seeds (Whole): This is the most common form of processed cumin in India. After harvesting, drying, cleaning, and grading, cumin seeds are packaged for distribution and sale. Whole cumin seeds retain their aroma and flavor for a longer duration compared to ground cumin.

Cumin Powder: Ground cumin powder is another prevalent processed form. The cleaned and graded cumin seeds are ground into a fine powder using traditional grinding stones (chakki) or industrial mills. While convenient to use, ground cumin powder loses its potency faster than whole seeds due to increased surface area exposure.

Globally Available Technologies:

Sun drying: This traditional method, though less efficient, remains prevalent globally, especially in smaller-scale operations. Solar dryers are also gaining popularity now a days due to its ecofriendly & low operational cost.

Mechanical drying: This method uses controlled temperature and airflow to consistently & efficiently dry cumin seeds, ensuring consistent quality and faster processing times compared to sun drying. It is widely used in both developed and developing countries. These systems like tray dryers, Fluidized bed dryer can be utilized depend on the processing needs.

Batch dryers: Suitable for smaller-scale operations, these involve drying cumin seeds in large batches with controlled temperature and airflow.

Continuous dryers: These industrial dryers continuously move cumin seeds through a heated chamber, ensuring faster and more efficient drying.

Sorting and grading machines based on:

Size: Separates cumin seeds into different size fractions using sieves or mesh screens.

Color: Optical sorting machines identify and remove discolored or foreign material, enhancing quality control.

Density: Air separators utilize differences in seed density for sorting, particularly relevant for removing lightweight impurities.

These machines automate the process of sorting and grading cumin seeds based on size, color, and other characteristics, improving efficiency and consistency compared to manual methods. These are widely adopted in developed countries and increasingly used in larger processing units in developing countries.

Color sorting machines: These advanced machines utilize optical sensors to identify and remove discolored or foreign material from the cumin seeds, ensuring greater quality control. While primarily found in developed countries, their use is gradually increasing in developing nations due to rising quality demands.

Advanced grinding technologies: Developed countries often utilize sophisticated grinding mills with precise control over particle size and consistency, catering to varying industry needs (e.g., coarse grind for spice blends, fine grind for culinary use).

Types:

Hammer mills: These high-speed mills are efficient for coarse grinding, often used for spice blends.

Cryogenic grinding: This technique utilizes ultra-low temperatures (−196°C, -321°F) to grind cumin seeds into a fine powder while preserving volatile oils and flavor.

Automated packaging lines: These automated systems handle the entire packaging process, including filling, sealing, and labeling, ensuring efficiency and hygiene throughout.

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