Tamarind – Botanika Bharat LLP, Indian tamarind exporter, tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder, imli, Rudrapur Uttarakhand.

Tamarind Introduction

Tamarind Bulk Seller IN India, Tamarind Supplier From India, Tamarind Supplier IN India. We are Botanika Bharat LLP, a trusted Indian tamarind exporter and bulk tamarind supplier based in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand. We export Indian tamarind (Tamarindus indica), including tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder, and imli (dried tamarind blocks), for sambar, chutney, fish curry, FMCG, HORECA, and retail. We source from India and the region and supply to consistent specifications. We are also an Indian spice exporter, spice manufacturer India, organic spices exporter, herbs and spices supplier, agro commodity exporter India, FMCG raw material supplier, and private label spices manufacturer. We help buyers find the best quality material; we help farmers get better rates through direct procurement and contract arrangements; and we help other exporters with sourcing and documentation. For some products we have our own manufacturing; for others we procure directly from reputed suppliers, trade from trusted sources, or use contract farming.

Our office is at Office No-18, 1st Floor, Ram Vihar, Infront of Shiv Enclave, Near Shimla Bahadur, Fulsunga, Ward No-01, Rudrapur, Dist- U S Nagar (Uttarakhand) Pin-263153. Contact us on Mobile +91 9666668428, Landline +91 5944 369845, or by email at [email protected] and [email protected]. Business hours are Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Whether you need tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder, or imli for sambar, chutney, FMCG, HORECA, or retail, we are your partner from India.

Tamarind Export Insights

India is a major producer and exporter of tamarind (Tamarindus indica). As a tamarind exporter from India and bulk tamarind supplier, we ship Indian tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder, and imli to North America, Europe, UK, Middle East, and Asia. Every consignment is tested and accompanied by Certificate of Analysis (COA) where applicable from NABL or FSSAI approved labs. We use the correct HS code (081340 for tamarinds, fresh or dried; 200799 for prepared tamarind paste/concentrate as per product) on all export documentation for smooth customs clearance. We arrange phytosanitary certificate where required, APEDA alignment, and Certificate of Origin where required. We are an agro commodity exporter India with FSSAI licence (10251007107816296), IEC, and APEDA alignment. Export documentation—commercial invoice, packing list, COA where applicable, phytosanitary where required, Certificate of Origin where required, Bill of Lading—is prepared so that every consignment is import-ready and payment (under L/C or DP) is released without delay.

Importers, distributors, FMCG brands, HORECA, traders, and institutional buyers can rely on us for consistent quality tamarind, full documentation, and compliance. We maintain traceability from source to shipment where applicable. Our standard MOQ is stated at quote stage; we can discuss full container or LCL. We serve as a trusted Indian tamarind supplier for sambar, chutney, FMCG, HORECA, and retail applications.

Tamarind Import Insights

Importers who work with us receive clear product specifications (tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder), Certificate of Analysis (COA) where applicable, phytosanitary certificates where required, and import-ready documentation. We provide proforma invoice with product, grade, quantity, price, payment terms (advance, L/C, DP, DA), validity, and our bank details so you can get internal approval and remit advance or open letter of credit. We state our legal name, address, GST, and IEC on every proforma and commercial invoice so that your quality or procurement team can approve us as a supplier. We guide first-time importers on certification requirements (e.g. EU, US FDA, Halal, Kosher), packaging options, and lead time. We accept L/C at sight or usance (as agreed), we accept advance by TT, and we can work with DP or DA for approved buyers. Repeat importers benefit from consistent quality tamarind, correct documentation, and reliable supply of Indian tamarind.

We maintain traceability from source to shipment and resolve any quality concern with batch details and evidence in good faith. Our contact details are on this page. We are committed to transparency and long-term partnership with importers through reliable supply and professional documentation.

Tamarind Buyer Insights

Buyers and procurement teams who work with us receive vendor qualification support: company details, FSSAI licence, quality policy or statement, sample COA where applicable, and tamarind specifications. We help buyers find the best quality material by supplying tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder with COA and specifications where applicable and by offering payment terms (advance, L/C, DP, DA) that suit your procurement and finance process. We provide commercial invoice, packing list, COA where applicable, phytosanitary where required, Certificate of Origin where required, and Bill of Lading so that your bank can release payment under L/C or so that you can pay under DP/DA. We can agree on quality agreements, sampling protocols, and documentation formats for large or recurring orders. We supply bulk buyers, FMCG manufacturers, HORECA, retail companies, traders, and institutional buyers. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India committed to buyer success through quality and documentation. Quality concerns can be raised with our team via email or phone; we respond promptly and resolve with batch details and evidence.

Contact us for supply and for tamarind specifications. We stand behind our COA and specifications where applicable and ensure our documents are correct so your procurement and payment process is smooth.

Tamarind Health Benefits & Global Export Potential

Tamarind (Tamarindus indica) is valued in cuisine, traditional use, and as a souring agent worldwide. We export Indian tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder with clear specifications. We do not offer medical or health claims; we supply with COA and specifications where applicable. As a bulk tamarind supplier and FMCG raw material supplier, we serve food manufacturers, FMCG brands, HORECA, and buyers in North America, Europe, UK, Middle East, and Asia. We supply tamarind in packaging as per buyer requirement. Global export potential for Indian tamarind continues to grow; we contribute with reliable supply, correct documentation, and quality that meets destination standards. We quote in USD or EUR with clear payment terms and provide phytosanitary and Certificate of Origin where required so that your regulatory and procurement teams can approve us.

We supply organic tamarind where available with certification and traceability. Contact us for supply and for certification that suits your market.

Processing & Export Excellence

Our processing and export excellence underpin our supply of tamarind. We source from India and the region; we have or partner with processors who produce and grade tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder, and imli. Every lot we export is tested where applicable before release. We provide Certificate of Analysis from NABL or FSSAI approved labs with each shipment where applicable. We do not release any lot without quality clearance where applicable; we do not reuse or back-date COA from a different batch. We maintain traceability from source to shipment. As a bulk tamarind supplier and agro commodity exporter India, we ensure that tamarind meets agreed specifications (Brix, acidity, moisture, microbiology as applicable). We pack as per buyer requirement and ensure every shipment is labelled in line with destination and certification requirements.

We are an Indian tamarind exporter and agro commodity exporter India committed to processing and export excellence. Our commercial invoice, packing list, COA where applicable, and documentation are designed so that importers have what they need for payment and for their own records.

Buyer’s Guide for Tamarind Importers

Our buyer’s guide for importers explains what you can expect from our supply of tamarind. On supply: FSSAI licence (10251007107816296), COA with every shipment where applicable, phytosanitary certificate where required, APEDA alignment, Certificate of Origin where required. We state our legal name, address, GST, and IEC on every proforma and commercial invoice. We offer advance (TT), letter of credit (L/C), documentary collection (DP, DA), and other terms as agreed. We provide proforma invoice with product (tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder), grade, price, payment terms, validity, and bank details so you can get approval and remit or open L/C. We prefer to see L/C draft before you open so we can advise on amendments and avoid discrepancy. First-time importers can contact us to plan their first order—quantity, certification requirement (e.g. EU, US FDA, Halal, Kosher), packaging, and payment terms. Specify your product form and payment terms when enquiring.

Repeat buyers can rely on consistent supply and on clear documentation. We are your premier source to buy tamarind from India with full documentation and professional process.

Our Tamarind & Specifications

When you work with us we share clear references to our tamarind product and specifications. We export tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder, and imli (dried tamarind blocks). Each product has defined specifications as applicable (e.g. Brix, acidity, moisture, particle size for powder). Our COA confirms that the shipped lot meets the agreed parameters where applicable. We state the correct HS code (081340 or 200799 as per product) on invoice so your customs and finance can classify correctly. Contact us for technical data sheet (TDS) and quality agreements for large or recurring orders. We provide specifications and sample COA where applicable for vendor qualification. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and FMCG raw material supplier with supply and specifications that support your quality and procurement requirements.

We stand behind our COA and specifications where applicable and confirm quality and commercial terms in our proforma invoice and order confirmation.

Your Premier Source to Buy Tamarind from India

We position ourselves as your premier source to buy tamarind from India. Contact us via website, email, or phone with product (tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder), quantity, destination, and any certification requirement for a tailored offer. We combine reliable supply—with COA and specifications where applicable, phytosanitary where required, and full documentation—with clear payment terms (advance, L/C, DP, DA) and professional proforma and commercial invoice so that importers, distributors, and FMCG brands can approve us and pay on time. We serve North America, Europe, Middle East, and Asia. Every consignment we export is backed by correct documentation. Our office is at Office No-18, 1st Floor, Ram Vihar, Infront of Shiv Enclave, Near Shimla Bahadur, Fulsunga, Ward No-01, Rudrapur, Dist- U S Nagar (Uttarakhand) Pin-263153. Contact: Mobile +91 9666668428, Landline +91 5944 369845. Email: [email protected], [email protected]. Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, agro commodity exporter India, and FMCG raw material supplier committed to excellence in supply. We invite you to partner with Botanika Bharat LLP for tamarind with full quality and documentation you can trust.

Unwavering Commitment to Quality and Compliance

We maintain an unwavering commitment to quality and compliance in everything we do. Every lot we export is tested where applicable before release. We provide Certificate of Analysis from NABL or FSSAI approved labs with each shipment where applicable. Our registration (FSSAI, APEDA, IEC) supports our credentials. We do not compromise on food safety and we resolve any quality concern with COA, batch details, and evidence in good faith. We do not release any lot for export without quality clearance where applicable; we do not reuse or back-date COA from a different batch. We maintain traceability so that we can support investigation or recall if ever required. We welcome vendor qualification and audit discussions. We can provide company details, FSSAI licence, quality policy or statement, sample COA where applicable, and tamarind specifications. Our contact details are on this page. As an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India, we are committed to quality and compliance that meet destination and buyer expectations.

Packaging & Global Logistics for Bulk Tamarind

We use food-grade and compliant packaging to preserve the quality and potency of tamarind (pulp, paste, concentrate, powder). We pack as per buyer requirement; we can accommodate custom packing and private labelling on request. Standard markings include product name (tamarind), batch/lot, net weight, and certification or destination-specific information. For CIF shipments we procure comprehensive marine insurance. Documentation (commercial invoice, packing list, COA where applicable, phytosanitary where required, Certificate of Origin where required, Bill of Lading) is prepared so that every consignment is import-ready and payment under L/C or DP can be released. We coordinate with our freight forwarder for shipment. Transit times vary by destination. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India with packaging and logistics that support supply and payment.

Contact us for supply and for packaging and documentation details. We ensure our commercial invoice and packing list match the L/C or payment terms so that the bank and buyer can process payment without delay.

History of Tamarind

Tamarind (Tamarindus indica) has a long history in India and the world. The fruit pulp and seed have been used in cuisine, souring agent, sambar, chutney, and traditional applications for centuries. India has a rich tradition of tamarind (imli) in South Indian and regional cuisine, and today exports tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder for global markets. As a trusted Indian tamarind exporter and bulk tamarind supplier, Botanika Bharat LLP carries forward this heritage with reliable supply, COA where applicable, and full documentation so that global buyers can access Indian tamarind with quality and compliance they can trust.

Today tamarind is supplied in various forms—pulp, paste, concentrate, powder, blocks—and packaging. We supply Indian tamarind with specifications and Certificate of Analysis where applicable for every shipment. Contact us for supply and for the grade and certification that suit your market.

Past Concerns with Tamarind

In the past, buyers sometimes faced concerns around consistency of quality, adulteration, documentation, or regulatory compliance for tamarind and fruit products. At Botanika Bharat LLP we address these through strict quality control: every lot we export is tested where applicable before release. We provide Certificate of Analysis from NABL or FSSAI approved labs with each shipment where applicable. We do not release any lot without quality clearance where applicable; we do not reuse or back-date COA from a different batch. We maintain traceability from source to shipment. We use the correct HS code (081340, 200799 as per product) on all export documentation and prepare commercial invoice, packing list, COA where applicable, phytosanitary where required, and Bill of Lading so that every consignment is import-ready. We resolve any quality concern with batch details and evidence in good faith. As an Indian tamarind exporter and bulk tamarind supplier, we are committed to quality and documentation that meet destination and buyer expectations.

Contact us for specifications and sample COA where applicable. We stand behind our COA and specifications for every shipment we export.

Importance of Tamarind in Life

Tamarind holds an important place in cuisine and in global trade. It is a key souring agent in sambar, rasam, chutney, fish curry, and many dishes. Tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder are used by food manufacturers, FMCG brands, HORECA, and consumers. As a raw material tamarind supports consistent quality in the supply chain. For growers and processors in India tamarind is a valuable segment; for importers and distributors it is a trusted spice and ingredient. At Botanika Bharat LLP we recognise this importance. We supply Indian tamarind with COA and specifications where applicable so that buyers get the quality they need. We help buyers find the best quality material, we help farmers get better rates where we source from farm level, and we help other exporters with sourcing and documentation. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India committed to supply and documentation that support your business and your market.

Contact us for supply and for the grade and certification that suit your application. We are your partner from India.

Chapter: The Botanika Bharat LLP Standard – A Commitment to Purity and Partnership

The Botanika Bharat LLP standard is our commitment to purity and partnership. Purity means consistent quality tamarind, specifications as agreed, no adulteration, and specifications that meet or exceed destination standards—in every consignment we export. Partnership means we work with importers, distributors, and buyers as long-term partners: we communicate clearly, we deliver on time, we resolve any concern with batch details and evidence in good faith, and we offer documentation that suits your process. We provide COA with each shipment where applicable and support vendor qualification with company details, FSSAI, quality policy, and sample COA where applicable. We do not change specifications or quality without agreement; we do not delay documentation; we maintain traceability so that our buyer relationships remain strong. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India committed to purity and partnership through supply and through documentation.

Contact us for specific examples or tailored discussions. Our standard is built on quality, compliance, documentation, and partnership that support your supply chain.

Chapter: Health Benefits of Tamarind

Tamarind (Tamarindus indica) is valued in cuisine and traditional use worldwide. We export Indian tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder with clear specifications and COA where applicable. We do not make medical or health claims; we supply with Certificate of Analysis and specifications where applicable so that your quality and regulatory teams can approve the product for your intended use. As a bulk tamarind supplier and FMCG raw material supplier, we serve food manufacturers, FMCG brands, and buyers who need consistent quality tamarind and full documentation. We supply tamarind for sambar, chutney, FMCG, HORECA, and retail. Contact us for supply and for certification (e.g. EU, US FDA, Halal, Kosher) that suits your market.

We stand behind our COA and specifications where applicable. Every consignment we export is backed by quality clearance and correct documentation.

Chapter: The Art of Curing – Preserving Quality, Aroma & Potency

The art of processing and preservation is essential for premium tamarind. We work with partner facilities that use controlled processing and handling to preserve quality, acidity, and potency of tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder. This process ensures tamarind retains its characteristic quality. We ensure our commercial invoice and packing list match the actual shipment so that payment (under L/C or DP) is released without discrepancy. We do not reuse or back-date COA from a different batch. Contact us for quality and handling information. We are committed to preserving quality with full documentation and with supply that is honest and compliant. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and FMCG raw material supplier that delivers quality and documentation you can trust.

Chapter: Packaging for Potency & Global Logistics

Packaging for potency and global logistics is part of every export we deliver. We use packaging as per buyer requirement to protect tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder from moisture and contamination; we can provide private labelling on request. Labelling includes product name (tamarind), batch/lot, net weight, and certification or destination-specific information. We prepare commercial invoice, packing list, COA where applicable, phytosanitary where required, Certificate of Origin where required, and Bill of Lading so that every consignment is import-ready and so that payment under L/C or DP can be released. We ensure that the description and weight on invoice and packing list match the L/C and the actual cargo so that the bank can release payment without delay. We coordinate with our freight forwarder for shipment. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India with packaging and logistics that support supply and payment.

Chapter: Navigating the Tamarind Market

Navigating the tamarind market means understanding how buyers and importers evaluate supply. Buyers look for: reliable supply, consistent quality (pulp, paste, concentrate, powder), full documentation, and a clear process so that their procurement and finance team can approve and pay without delay. When you work with us we provide supply with COA and specifications where applicable and we offer payment terms (advance, L/C, DP, DA) with professional proforma and commercial invoice so that your procurement and finance can process the order. We present our capability for tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder and across markets (North America, Europe, Middle East, Asia). We do not overstate; we quote what we can deliver and we state specifications clearly. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India committed to transparency and long-term partnership through supply and through documentation that delivers.

Contact us for tailored discussions. Whether you need tamarind for sambar, chutney, FMCG, HORECA, or retail, we will confirm specification and supply.

Afterword: An Invitation to Excellence

We invite you to partner with Botanika Bharat LLP—your trusted Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, agro commodity exporter India, and FMCG raw material supplier—for tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder with quality and documentation that are clear and professional. We support importers, distributors, bulk buyers, FMCG manufacturers, HORECA, traders, and government or institutional buyers with consistent quality, full documentation, and payment terms (advance, L/C, DP, DA) that suit your process. Whether you need tamarind for sambar, chutney, FMCG, HORECA, or retail—with full quality and documentation you can trust—we are your premier source to buy from India. Contact us: Office No-18, 1st Floor, Ram Vihar, Infront of Shiv Enclave, Near Shimla Bahadur, Fulsunga, Ward No-01, Rudrapur, Dist- U S Nagar (Uttarakhand) Pin-263153, India. Mobile: +91 9666668428, Landline: +91 5944 369845. Email: [email protected], [email protected]. Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Share your product (tamarind pulp, paste, concentrate, powder), quantity, destination, and any certification or quality requirement for a tailored offer. We are committed to supply, transparency, and documentation and stand behind our COA and specifications for every shipment we export.

Sourcing Tamarind

Sourcing is the first step in our supply chain. We source tamarind (pulp, paste, concentrate, powder) through direct procurement from reputed processors, trading from trusted suppliers, and contract sourcing where applicable. We prefer FSSAI-registered or compliant suppliers for food and spice products and require valid certification and traceability where applicable. We do not squeeze suppliers; we pay fair prices and we pass on quality and value to you. We maintain traceability from source to shipment so that every consignment we export can be linked to its origin. Contact us for sourcing and traceability information. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India with a supply base that supports quality and compliance. We help buyers find the best quality material, we help farmers get better rates where we source from farm level, and we help other exporters with sourcing and documentation.

Our success is built on a solid supply base. We source tamarind from India and the region.

Certification & Testing Tamarind

Certification and testing are central to our supply. We support FSSAI, APEDA, phytosanitary, and other certifications where applicable. Every lot we export is tested where applicable before release. We provide Certificate of Analysis from NABL or FSSAI approved labs with each shipment where applicable (e.g. Brix, acidity, moisture, microbiology, heavy metals where required). For markets that require it (e.g. EU, USA), we conduct testing at NABL-accredited labs. We include phytosanitary certificate where required and Certificate of Origin where required in the document set we send to you or present to the bank for L/C. Our FSSAI Central licence number is 10251007107816296. We do not release any lot without quality clearance where applicable. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India with certification and testing that support supply and compliance. Contact us for certification and testing information. We can arrange halal or kosher certification where required.

Export Documentation

Export documentation is part of every shipment we deliver. We prepare commercial invoice, packing list, COA where applicable, phytosanitary certificate where required, Certificate of Origin where required, and Bill of Lading so that every consignment is import-ready and so that your bank can release payment. Our company details (legal name, address, GST, IEC, FSSAI) are stated on every official document we issue. We use the correct HS code (081340 or 200799 as per product) on invoice for smooth customs clearance. We check L/C draft before you open so we can advise on amendments and avoid discrepancy. We present documents to our bank within L/C expiry and we follow up until payment is received. When you work with us we can explain each document and how we support your payment and customs process. Our commitment to quality and compliance ensures that every document we issue is correct and current. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India with export documentation that delivers.

Contact us for export documentation support. We are your partner for correct documents and for supply that delivers payment on time.

How We Help Exporters

We help exporters and trade partners with sourcing, quality assurance, and export documentation so they can focus on sales and delivery. When exporters work with us we provide verified sourcing, graded lots of tamarind (pulp, paste, concentrate, powder), certification and testing support where applicable, and full export documentation. Our foundation (FSSAI, IEC, quality systems) and our compliance (lab testing, COA per batch where applicable, traceability) support exporters with consistent quality and correct documentation. We share our experience on specifications, COA, and documentation so they can improve their own process. Contact us for export support. We serve as a trusted sourcing and supply partner for export-oriented buyers and as a source of knowledge for other exporters. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India that helps other exporters with tamarind supply and documentation.

How We Help Importers

We help importers with clear product specifications, COA with every shipment where applicable, phytosanitary certificates where required, and import-ready documentation. We help buyers find the best quality material by supplying tamarind with COA and specifications where applicable and by offering clear payment terms: we provide proforma invoice with product, grade, price, payment terms, validity, and bank details so you can get approval and remit advance or open L/C. We guide first-time importers on certification requirements, packaging, and lead time. We support importers with correct company details on every proforma and commercial invoice. When importers work with us we respond with quote and proforma; we confirm order on receipt of advance or L/C; we ship and present documents so that you receive goods and we receive payment on time. We do not change terms without agreement and we resolve any document or quality query promptly. Contact us for import support. We serve importers in North America, Europe, UK, Middle East, Asia, and beyond with full documentation and with a process that is clear and professional.

How We Help Buyers

We help buyers—bulk buyers, FMCG manufacturers, HORECA, retail companies, and traders—with reliable supply, consistent quality, and full documentation. We provide vendor qualification support: company details, FSSAI licence, quality policy, sample COA where applicable, and tamarind specifications. We state payment terms (advance, L/C, DP, DA) and validity on proforma so you can plan. We support customer-specific quality protocols for large or recurring orders. Quality concerns can be raised with our team via email or phone; we respond promptly and resolve with batch details and evidence in good faith. We are your premier source to buy tamarind from India with full quality and documentation support. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, agro commodity exporter India, and FMCG raw material supplier committed to buyer success through quality and documentation that is transparent and professional.

How We Help Farmers

We help farmers by providing a reliable market for their produce where we source from farm level, and by connecting them to export demand with fair procurement. We procure directly from reputed growers where applicable and we engage in contract farming or forward contracts where applicable, agreeing on quality parameters, quantity, and fair pricing so that farmers get better rates and we secure quality supply. We pay on time as per our agreement. We do not exploit; we pay fair prices and communicate our quality and documentation requirements. When farmers work with us we discuss volume, quality, and payment timing. We are committed to sustainable and transparent sourcing. We source from India and the region’s key growing areas and maintain long-term relationships with farmers who meet our quality and compliance standards. We are an Indian tamarind exporter and agro commodity exporter India that helps farmers get better rates where we source from farm level.

How We Help Procurement Teams

We help procurement teams with sourcing, certification, testing, and documentation. We provide vendor qualification support: company details, FSSAI licence, quality policy or statement, sample COA where applicable, and tamarind specifications so that your team can approve us. We can agree on quality agreements, sampling protocols, and documentation formats for large or recurring orders. We support customer-specific quality protocols when feasible. We state payment terms (advance, L/C, DP, DA) in writing so that your finance and audit have a clear record. We respond promptly to any quality or compliance concern and resolve with batch details and evidence in good faith. We are an Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and agro commodity exporter India with supply and documentation that support procurement teams. Contact us for vendor qualification support and for product list and specifications.

Explanation of Export & Import Documentation

Certificate of Analysis (COA) confirms quality parameters from a lab where applicable. Phytosanitary certificate is issued by the plant protection authority and required by many countries where applicable. Certificate of Origin confirms the country of origin where required by the buyer’s country. Commercial invoice lists products, quantities, unit price, and total value; it is used for payment (L/C, DP), customs, and your records. Packing list details the contents of each package. Bill of Lading is the transport document. Our company details (legal name, address, GST, IEC, FSSAI) are stated on every official document we issue. When you work with us we explain each document and how we support your payment and customs process. We ensure that these documents are prepared correctly and that they match your L/C or payment terms so that your bank can release payment and your customs can clear the consignment.

Contact us for any specific document or certification requirement. We are your partner for correct documentation and for supply that supports your payment and customs process.

India’s Global Export Leadership & SEO Focus

Botanika Bharat LLP supports India’s global export leadership as a trusted Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, agro commodity exporter India, and FMCG raw material supplier. India contributes to global tamarind supply. We contribute to this leadership by delivering reliable supply of Indian tamarind (pulp, paste, concentrate, powder) with COA where applicable and full documentation. This Tamarind page is structured so that buyers and importers can find us when they look for Indian tamarind exporter, tamarind pulp supplier, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder, buy tamarind from India, agro commodity exporter India, FMCG raw material supplier, herbs and spices supplier—and when they look for HS code 081340, APEDA, phytosanitary, FMCG HORECA retail, sambar chutney, and related terms.

Our office is at Office No-18, 1st Floor, Ram Vihar, Infront of Shiv Enclave, Near Shimla Bahadur, Fulsunga, Ward No-01, Rudrapur, Dist- U S Nagar (Uttarakhand) Pin-263153, India. Contact: Mobile +91 9666668428, Landline +91 5944 369845. Email: [email protected], [email protected]. Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM. We invite you to partner with Botanika Bharat LLP—your trusted Indian tamarind exporter, bulk tamarind supplier, and FMCG raw material supplier—for tamarind that delivers.

What Lab Test Needed for Tamarind

For tamarind we run and provide lab tests that buyers and importers need for quality and compliance. Typical tests for tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder may include Brix, acidity (tartaric acid), moisture, microbiology (total plate count, yeast and mould, E. coli, Salmonella), heavy metals, pesticide residue where applicable, and particle size for powder as per destination. We use NABL or FSSAI approved labs and provide Certificate of Analysis (COA) with every shipment where applicable. For EU and USA destinations we can arrange testing as per destination limits. We do not release any lot without quality clearance where applicable and we do not reuse or back-date COA from a different batch. Contact us for a sample COA and for the test list that suits your market. We are an Indian tamarind exporter and bulk tamarind supplier with lab testing that supports your vendor qualification and customs clearance.

Our FSSAI Central licence number is 10251007107816296. We maintain traceability from source to shipment so that every consignment can be linked to its batch and test results where applicable.

Which Is Best Market for Export

Tamarind (pulp, paste, concentrate, powder) from India finds strong demand in several export markets. North America (USA, Canada) is a major market for FMCG and HORECA; US FDA and food regulations apply. Europe (EU, UK) is another key market for tamarind; EU regulations and duty structures apply for spices and fruit preparations (HS 081340, 200799). Middle East and Gulf (UAE, Saudi Arabia, etc.) have growing demand for tamarind for sambar, chutney, and cuisine; Halal certification is often requested. Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, etc.) and Australia also import Indian tamarind for FMCG and HORECA. Best market for you depends on your product form, certification requirement, and payment terms. We export to all countries where permitted and can guide you on documentation and compliance for your target market. We are an Indian tamarind exporter and bulk tamarind supplier with experience across these regions. Contact us with your destination and we will align supply and documentation accordingly.

We quote FOB, CIF, CFR, DDP as agreed and provide commercial invoice, packing list, COA where applicable, phytosanitary where required, and Certificate of Origin where required so that your consignment is import-ready.

Where India Stands in Terms of Tamarind in the World

India is a major producer and exporter of tamarind (Tamarindus indica) in the world. India has a long tradition of tamarind (imli) in South Indian and regional cuisine, and today supplies tamarind pulp, tamarind paste, tamarind concentrate, tamarind powder for domestic and export markets. India’s share in global spice and fruit preparation trade continues to grow, and Indian tamarind is known for quality and value. As a trusted Indian tamarind exporter and bulk tamarind supplier, Botanika Bharat LLP contributes to India’s position by supplying quality Indian tamarind with COA where applicable and full documentation so that global buyers can rely on Indian origin. We help buyers find the best quality material, we help farmers get better rates where we source from farm level, and we help other exporters with sourcing and documentation. Contact us for supply and for the grade and certification that suit your market. We are your partner from India.

Our office is at Office No-18, 1st Floor, Ram Vihar, Infront of Shiv Enclave, Near Shimla Bahadur, Fulsunga, Ward No-01, Rudrapur, Dist- U S Nagar (Uttarakhand) Pin-263153, India. Mobile: +91 9666668428, Landline: +91 5944 369845. Email: [email protected], [email protected]. Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM.

Botanika Bharat LLP is a pivotal Indian Tamarind exporter, delivering premium Tamarind products directly sourced from India's fertile agricultural regions. We concentrate on supplying bulk Tamarind to international buyers, implementing rigorous quality controls and providing full export documentation for each shipment. Our strategic location in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, facilitates streamlined logistical management for worldwide distribution of Tamarind.

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Botanika Bharat LLP is recognized as a trusted Tamarind exporter from India, valued for its consistent quality and robust supply chain. Operating from Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, the company leverages over ten years of expertise in agro-exports, ensuring punctual delivery and compliant documentation for bulk Tamarind shipments to international destinations, making us the best Tamarind exporter.

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Botanika Bharat LLP typically offers bulk Tamarind with a minimum order quantity (MOQ) starting at 1 metric ton for most product varieties, although this can vary based on the specific form of Tamarind and the destination. Buyers can request tailored quantities, with prices commencing from 8.50 INR per kg, ensuring competitive Tamarind wholesale price for large-volume purchases when you buy Tamarind in bulk.

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Botanika Bharat LLP supplies a comprehensive suite of certifications for Tamarind exports, including NABL-accredited COA, Phytosanitary Certificate of Origin, FSSAI, APEDA, and IEC. We also adhere to international standards such as EU, US FDA, Halal, and Kosher, ensuring our Tamarind satisfies diverse global import regulations for all countries.

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Shipping for Tamarind orders from Botanika Bharat LLP generally takes 2 to 5 days from order confirmation for domestic port transit within India. Overall international transit times depend on the final destination and chosen Incoterms like FOB, CIF, or DDP, supported by efficient handling at major Indian ports such as JNPT and Mundra.

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Tamarind Specifications for Buyers

Botanical NameTamarindus indica
HS Code081340
OriginIndia (primarily Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu)
Forms AvailablePulp, Paste, Concentrate, Powder, Blocks (seeded/seedless)
Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)1 MT (metric ton) – specific to product form
CertificationsFSSAI, APEDA, IEC, NABL COA, Phytosanitary, EU, US FDA, Halal, Kosher
Shelf Life12-24 months (dependent on storage conditions)
Price Per Kg (Starting)8.50 INR

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Tamarind (Tamarindus indica) is a leguminous tree native to tropical Africa but widely cultivated in India. Its fruit pods contain a sticky, tangy pulp used in cuisines worldwide. In India, tamarind is known as 'imli' and is a staple in chutneys, curries, and beverages. The pulp is rich in tartaric acid, giving it a sour taste. India is the largest producer and exporter of tamarind, with major cultivation in Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu. The HS Code for tamarind is 0813.
Tamarind is native to tropical Africa, particularly Madagascar, but it was introduced to India centuries ago and became integral to Indian cuisine. India's tropical climate is ideal for tamarind cultivation. It is now grown extensively in states like Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. India accounts for about 50% of global tamarind production. The tree is drought-resistant and thrives in dry regions. Indian tamarind is prized for its high tartaric acid content and distinct flavor, making it a key export commodity.
India cultivates several tamarind varieties, including 'PKM-1', 'Pratisthan', and 'Urigam'. PKM-1 is high-yielding with large pods and high pulp content. Pratisthan is known for its sweetish pulp. Urigam is popular in South India for its superior quality. Other local varieties include 'Tamarindus indica' types from Madhya Pradesh and Andhra Pradesh. These varieties differ in pod size, pulp yield, and acidity. Exporters often blend varieties to meet buyer specifications for tartaric acid content and color.
Tamarind has been used in Indian cuisine and traditional medicine for centuries. In cooking, it adds sourness to dishes like sambar, rasam, and chutneys. In Ayurveda, tamarind is used as a digestive, laxative, and to treat fevers. The pulp is also used in metal polishing and as a natural cleaning agent. In some regions, tamarind seeds are roasted and eaten. Its wood is used for furniture. The versatility of tamarind makes it a valuable crop for both domestic and export markets.
Tamarind pulp is the raw, sticky substance extracted from tamarind pods, containing seeds and fibers. Tamarind paste is a processed form where the pulp is strained, sometimes cooked, and preserved, often with added water or preservatives. Paste is convenient for culinary use, while pulp is used in industrial applications. For export, both forms are available: pulp is typically exported in blocks or drums, while paste is in jars or pouches. Botanika Bharat LLP offers both, with customization options.
Indian tamarind is graded based on purity, moisture, and tartaric acid content. Common grades include Grade A (premium, 99% purity, low moisture), Grade B (standard, 95% purity), and Grade C (industrial, 90% purity). AGMARK grading specifies parameters like seed content, fiber, and foreign matter. The Spices Board of India also sets specifications for export. Buyers often specify their own grade requirements. Botanika Bharat LLP supplies all grades, ensuring compliance with buyer specifications and international standards.
AGMARK is a certification mark for agricultural products in India, ensuring quality and purity. For tamarind, AGMARK grading evaluates parameters like moisture content, total ash, acid-insoluble ash, and tartaric acid. It categorizes tamarind into special, good, and fair grades. AGMARK certification is voluntary but highly regarded in export markets. It assures buyers of consistent quality. Botanika Bharat LLP sources AGMARK-compliant tamarind, providing certificates upon request to meet buyer requirements.
The Spices Board of India specifies quality standards for tamarind export, including moisture max 15%, tartaric acid min 8%, total ash max 5%, and acid-insoluble ash max 1%. It also limits foreign matter to 1% and seed content to 10%. These specifications ensure food safety and quality. Exporters must comply with these standards to obtain necessary certifications. Botanika Bharat LLP adheres to Spices Board norms, providing COA with each shipment to verify compliance.
Tamarind quality for export is assessed through visual inspection, chemical analysis, and microbiological tests. Key parameters include color (dark brown to reddish-brown), moisture content (max 15%), tartaric acid (min 8%), and absence of molds or insects. Purity is checked for foreign matter, seeds, and fibers. Advanced labs test for pesticide residues and heavy metals. Botanika Bharat LLP conducts rigorous quality checks at sourcing and before shipment, ensuring only premium tamarind is exported.
Common adulterants in tamarind include starch, sugar, and artificial colors. These are added to increase weight or improve appearance. Detection methods include iodine test for starch (blue-black color), Fehling's test for sugar, and visual inspection for unnatural color. Authentic tamarind has a fibrous texture and sour taste. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures purity through lab testing, providing certificates of analysis. Buyers should request COA and specify tests to avoid adulterated products.
Export-quality tamarind typically has a moisture content of 10-15%. Lower moisture (10-12%) is preferred for long shelf life and to prevent mold growth. High moisture can lead to fermentation and spoilage. The Spices Board specifies max 15% moisture. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures moisture levels are within buyer specifications, often targeting 12% for premium grades. Moisture is tested using oven-drying methods, and results are provided in the COA.
Purity of tamarind refers to the absence of foreign matter, seeds, and fibers. Export-grade tamarind typically has 95-99% purity. It is determined by manual sorting and sieving. Higher purity commands premium prices. Botanika Bharat LLP offers purity levels from 95% to 99.5%, depending on buyer needs. Purity is verified through lab analysis, and certificates are provided. Buyers should specify purity requirements in contracts to ensure product meets expectations.
Tamarind contains minimal volatile oil (less than 0.1%), which is not a primary quality parameter. The key active compound is tartaric acid, responsible for sourness. Volatile oil is more relevant in spices like pepper or cardamom. For tamarind, buyers focus on tartaric acid, moisture, and purity. Botanika Bharat LLP provides COA with tartaric acid content, typically 8-12%. Volatile oil is not a standard specification for tamarind export.
Tamarind's primary active compounds include tartaric acid (8-12%), reducing sugars (30-40%), and pectin. It also contains vitamins (B1, B3), minerals (potassium, magnesium), and antioxidants. Tartaric acid provides sourness and acts as a natural preservative. Tamarind is used as a laxative and digestive aid. Its antioxidants help combat oxidative stress. For export, tartaric acid content is a key specification. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures high tartaric acid levels in its tamarind products.
Tamarind colour ranges from light brown to dark reddish-brown. Colour value is measured using ASTA (American Spice Trade Association) color units or visual comparison. For export, darker color often indicates higher tartaric acid and better quality. However, some buyers prefer lighter color for specific applications. Botanika Bharat LLP provides colour specifications as per buyer request, with values typically between 20-40 ASTA units. Colour is assessed visually and through spectrophotometry.
Indian tamarind typically contains 8-12% tartaric acid, which is higher than tamarind from other origins. This high acidity makes it ideal for food and beverage industries. Tartaric acid content is a critical quality parameter for export. Botanika Bharat LLP sources tamarind with tartaric acid content of 10-12% for premium grades. Each shipment includes a COA stating the exact percentage. Buyers should specify minimum tartaric acid requirements in contracts.
Yes, Botanika Bharat LLP holds FSSAI license number 10251007107816296, ensuring our tamarind meets Indian food safety standards. FSSAI certification is mandatory for food exports from India. It covers hygiene, labeling, and quality. Our FSSAI license validates our commitment to safe and compliant products. We provide FSSAI certificate copies to buyers upon request. This certification is essential for customs clearance in many countries and assures buyers of product safety.
IEC (Import Export Code) is a 10-digit code issued by DGFT, mandatory for Indian exporters. Botanika Bharat LLP's IEC is ABFFB5548L. It is required for customs clearance, foreign remittances, and shipping. Without IEC, exporters cannot ship goods internationally. Our IEC ensures smooth export operations. Buyers can verify our IEC on the DGFT website. We include IEC on all export documents, including commercial invoice and bill of lading.
APEDA RCMC (Registration Cum Membership Certificate) is required for export of agricultural products, including tamarind. It registers exporters with APEDA, enabling them to avail benefits and comply with export regulations. Botanika Bharat LLP holds a valid APEDA RCMC. This certificate is often requested by buyers and customs. It signifies our authorization to export tamarind. We provide RCMC copies for buyer verification and include registration details in export documentation.
Yes, Botanika Bharat LLP is ISO 22000 certified, demonstrating our commitment to food safety management. ISO 22000 ensures our tamarind is processed, handled, and stored under strict hygiene conditions. This certification is recognized globally and often required by international buyers. It covers the entire supply chain, from sourcing to shipment. We provide ISO 22000 certificate copies to buyers. This certification enhances buyer confidence in our product quality and safety.
Yes, Botanika Bharat LLP follows HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) principles, ensuring food safety from farm to fork. HACCP certification is not mandatory but highly valued. It identifies and controls potential hazards in production. Our HACCP-compliant processes minimize risks of contamination. We can provide HACCP documentation to buyers upon request. This certification is particularly important for exports to the EU, USA, and Japan, where food safety regulations are stringent.
The MOQ for trial orders of tamarind is 250 kg. This allows buyers to test our product quality and specifications before committing to larger volumes. Trial orders are shipped via air or courier for speed. We provide full documentation, including COA and phytosanitary certificate. Trial orders help build trust and ensure satisfaction. Botanika Bharat LLP supports buyers in sampling and testing. After successful trial, buyers can proceed to regular orders of 1 MT or more.
The MOQ for regular tamarind orders is 1 metric ton (MT). This quantity is suitable for small to medium-scale buyers. It can be shipped via LCL (Less than Container Load) or consolidated. We offer competitive pricing for 1 MT orders. Regular orders ensure consistent supply. Botanika Bharat LLP provides flexible payment terms for regular buyers. For larger volumes, we offer further discounts. Buyers can specify packaging and labeling for regular orders.
The MOQ for a full container load (FCL) of tamarind is 18-20 MT. This is the most cost-effective option for large buyers. A 20-foot container holds approximately 18-20 MT of tamarind, depending on packaging. FCL shipments reduce per-unit freight costs. Botanika Bharat LLP offers FCL shipments to major ports worldwide. We handle all logistics, including container loading and documentation. FCL buyers receive priority pricing and dedicated support.
Tamarind is exported in various packaging: PP bags (25/50 kg), HDPE drums (50/100 kg), and jute bags (50 kg). PP bags are cost-effective and moisture-resistant. HDPE drums offer superior protection against pests and moisture. Jute bags are eco-friendly but require careful handling. Botanika Bharat LLP offers customized packaging with private labeling. We ensure packaging meets international standards for food safety and transportation. Buyers can choose based on budget and destination requirements.
Tamarind has a shelf life of 12-18 months when stored properly. It should be kept in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Moisture and heat can cause mold and fermentation. For bulk storage, use airtight containers. Botanika Bharat LLP packages tamarind to maximize shelf life, using moisture-barrier materials. We recommend buyers store in conditions below 25°C and 60% humidity. Proper storage maintains tartaric acid content and color.
FOB price for Indian tamarind ranges from INR 80-120 per kg (USD 1.0-1.5) depending on grade, purity, and packaging. Premium grades (99% purity, 12% tartaric acid) command higher prices. Prices fluctuate with harvest seasons and demand. Botanika Bharat LLP offers competitive FOB pricing based on order volume and specifications. We provide quotes in INR or USD. For current prices, contact our sales team with your requirements.
Botanika Bharat LLP accepts payment terms: TT (Telegraphic Transfer) 50% advance, 50% against BL copy; LC at sight; DP (Documents against Payment); and DA (Documents against Acceptance) for established buyers. TT is preferred for trial orders. LC at sight is common for large orders. DP/DA are offered after credit verification. All terms are negotiable based on order value and relationship. We ensure secure and transparent transactions.
Price validity for tamarind quotes is typically 7-15 days, depending on market volatility. Tamarind prices fluctuate with harvest seasons and demand. Botanika Bharat LLP provides quotes with a specified validity period. After expiry, prices may be revised. For long-term contracts, we offer fixed prices for 3-6 months with volume commitments. Buyers should confirm orders within the validity period to lock in prices. We communicate any price changes promptly.
Each tamarind shipment includes: Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, Phytosanitary Certificate, Fumigation Certificate, and Certificate of Analysis (COA). Additional documents like FSSAI, IEC, and APEDA RCMC are provided as needed. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures all documents are accurate and comply with destination country regulations. We share scanned copies before shipment and courier originals. Documentation is customized per buyer requirements.
A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is a document that verifies the quality and specifications of tamarind. It includes parameters like moisture content, tartaric acid, purity, ash content, and microbiological tests. Botanika Bharat LLP provides COA from accredited labs for each shipment. The COA ensures the product meets buyer specifications and international standards. Buyers should review COA before accepting shipment. We can customize COA to include additional tests as requested.
A Phytosanitary Certificate is an official document issued by the plant protection organization of the exporting country. It certifies that the tamarind is free from pests and diseases. It is mandatory for most countries to prevent the introduction of harmful organisms. Botanika Bharat LLP obtains this certificate from the Directorate of Plant Protection, Quarantine & Storage, India. We provide the original certificate to buyers. It is essential for customs clearance in the destination country.
A Fumigation Certificate confirms that the tamarind has been fumigated to eliminate pests. It is required by many countries, especially for agricultural products. Fumigation is done using approved chemicals like methyl bromide or phosphine. Botanika Bharat LLP arranges fumigation at accredited facilities and provides the certificate. The certificate includes details of the fumigant, dosage, and date. It is often requested by customs and buyers. We ensure compliance with destination country regulations.
A Certificate of Origin (COO) is a document that certifies the country of origin of the tamarind. It is issued by a chamber of commerce or government authority. The COO helps buyers avail preferential tariffs under trade agreements. Botanika Bharat LLP obtains COO from the Indian Chamber of Commerce. It includes details like exporter, importer, product description, and HS code. We provide the original COO to buyers for customs clearance. It also serves as proof of Indian origin.
Shipping lead time to GCC countries (UAE, Saudi Arabia, etc.) is 7-12 days via sea freight. This is the shortest route from Indian ports like Mundra or Nhava Sheva. Air freight takes 2-4 days but is more expensive. Botanika Bharat LLP handles all logistics, including booking, documentation, and tracking. We provide regular updates. For urgent orders, we recommend air freight. Lead times may vary based on port congestion and customs clearance.
Shipping lead time to the UK is 18-22 days via sea freight. Major ports include Felixstowe and Southampton. Air freight takes 3-5 days. Botanika Bharat LLP ships from Indian ports like Mundra, Nhava Sheva, or Chennai. We handle customs clearance and provide all necessary documents. Lead times can vary due to weather and port congestion. We recommend planning orders in advance. For urgent requirements, air freight is available at higher cost.
Shipping lead time to EU countries (Germany, Netherlands, France, etc.) is 20-25 days via sea freight. Ports like Rotterdam, Hamburg, and Antwerp are common. Air freight takes 4-6 days. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures compliance with EU regulations, including pesticide residue limits. We provide all necessary documents for customs clearance. Lead times may vary based on destination and shipping line. We keep buyers informed throughout the shipment.
Shipping lead time to the USA is 22-28 days via sea freight. Major ports include New York, Los Angeles, and Houston. Air freight takes 5-7 days. Botanika Bharat LLP ships from Indian ports like Mundra, Nhava Sheva, or Chennai. We comply with FDA regulations and provide prior notice. Documentation includes FDA registration, COA, and phytosanitary certificate. Lead times may vary due to port congestion and customs. We ensure smooth clearance.
Shipping lead time to Japan is 15-20 days via sea freight. Major ports include Yokohama, Tokyo, and Kobe. Air freight takes 4-6 days. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures compliance with Japan's strict food safety regulations, including positive list system for pesticides. We provide all necessary documents, including phytosanitary and fumigation certificates. Lead times may vary based on port and shipping line. We offer competitive rates and reliable service.
Shipping lead time to Australia is 20-25 days via sea freight. Major ports include Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane. Air freight takes 5-7 days. Botanika Bharat LLP complies with Australia's biosecurity regulations, which are stringent for agricultural products. We provide fumigation and phytosanitary certificates. Documentation must be accurate to avoid delays. Lead times may vary due to biosecurity inspections. We recommend early planning for Australian shipments.
To place a first order, contact us via email or phone with your requirements: product, grade, quantity, packaging, and destination. We will provide a quote and proforma invoice. For trial orders (250 kg), we require 100% advance payment. Once payment is received, we prepare the shipment and provide all documents. We keep you updated on logistics. After successful delivery, you can place regular orders. Our team supports you throughout the process.
To request a sample, email us with your company details and specific requirements (grade, purity, etc.). We provide samples up to 1 kg free of charge, but you bear the courier cost. Samples are shipped within 3-5 days. We include a COA for the sample. This allows you to test quality before ordering. Botanika Bharat LLP encourages sampling for first-time buyers. Contact our sales team to initiate the sample request.
We offer customized packaging and labeling for tamarind. You can choose bag size, material (PP, HDPE, jute), and printing (private label). Provide your artwork and specifications. We will send a digital proof for approval. Customization may affect MOQ and lead time. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures compliance with labeling regulations of the destination country. Additional costs may apply. Contact us to discuss your packaging needs.
We accept payment via TT (Telegraphic Transfer) to our bank account, LC (Letter of Credit) at sight, and DP/DA for established buyers. For trial orders, 100% advance TT is required. For regular orders, 50% advance and 50% against BL copy. All payments are in USD or INR. We provide bank details on the proforma invoice. Payment terms are negotiable based on order value and relationship. We ensure secure transactions.
You can contact us via email at [email protected] or call +91-XXXXXXXXXX. Our office is in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, India. We respond within 24 hours. For urgent inquiries, use WhatsApp. Our sales team is available Monday to Saturday, 9 AM to 6 PM IST. We look forward to serving you. Botanika Bharat LLP is committed to providing high-quality tamarind and excellent service.
Tamarind (Tamarindus indica) is classified under code 0163020 (pulses) in EU MRL Regulation (EC) 396/2005. As no specific MRLs are set, the default MRL of 0.01 mg/kg applies for most pesticides. However, for certain active substances like chlorpyrifos, the MRL is 0.01 mg/kg, and for others like glyphosate, it's 0.1 mg/kg. Exporters must ensure compliance to avoid border rejections.
Yes, RASFF has issued alerts for Indian tamarind. In 2023, there were 3 alerts for pesticide residues (e.g., chlorpyrifos exceeding 0.01 mg/kg) and 2 for aflatoxins. In 2024, 2 alerts for Salmonella contamination. These led to border rejections. To mitigate, we test every batch for pesticides, aflatoxins, and microbials, ensuring compliance with EU standards before shipment.
Common violative pesticides in tamarind include chlorpyrifos, cypermethrin, and profenofos, often exceeding the default 0.01 mg/kg MRL. Other residues like glyphosate (MRL 0.1 mg/kg) and acephate (0.01 mg/kg) are also monitored. Our tamarind is sourced from farms practicing integrated pest management, and we conduct LC-MS/MS tests to ensure all residues are below EU limits.
We implement a multi-step approach: 1) Sourcing from approved farms with residue monitoring, 2) Pre-harvest testing, 3) Post-harvest lab analysis via NABL-accredited labs for 200+ pesticides, 4) Issuing COA with each shipment. If any residue exceeds 0.01 mg/kg, the batch is rejected. This ensures compliance with EU Regulation 396/2005 and minimizes RASFF alerts.
EU importers require: 1) Certificate of Analysis (COA) showing pesticide residues below MRLs, 2) Phytosanitary Certificate, 3) Certificate of Origin, 4) Health Certificate, and 5) sometimes aflatoxin test reports. We provide all these, including COA from NABL labs, ensuring smooth customs clearance and compliance with Regulation (EC) 396/2005.
Under FSMA, importers must comply with the Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP). This requires: 1) Hazard analysis for tamarind (e.g., aflatoxins, pesticides), 2) Supplier verification (audits, testing), 3) Corrective actions, and 4) Recordkeeping. We support importers by providing FSVP documentation, including COAs, audit reports, and food safety plans.
Prior Notice must be filed with FDA via the Prior Notice System Interface (PNSI) or ACE. Key details: 1) Submit at least 8 hours before arrival by air, 4 hours by land, 8 hours by water. 2) Include product name, HS code (0813), manufacturer, shipper, importer, and FDA registration numbers. We provide all necessary information to our importers for timely filing.
Tamarind is classified under HS code 0813.40.90 (other dried fruits) in the USA. The general duty rate is 1.6% ad valorem. However, under the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP), Indian tamarind may qualify for duty-free treatment if GSP is renewed. Currently, GSP has lapsed, so the 1.6% duty applies. Check with a customs broker for latest rates.
No specific import license is required for tamarind, but importers must comply with FDA regulations: 1) Register with FDA, 2) File Prior Notice, 3) Ensure FSVP compliance. Additionally, a Customs Bond is needed. We assist buyers by providing all necessary export documents, including phytosanitary certificates and COAs, to facilitate smooth import.
FDA requires: 1) Statement of identity (e.g., 'Tamarind'), 2) Net weight in metric and US units, 3) Ingredient list if applicable, 4) Name and address of manufacturer/distributor, 5) Country of origin, 6) Nutrition Facts panel (unless exempt). For bulk shipments, labeling can be minimal, but retail packs must comply. We provide labels meeting FDA 21 CFR 101.
Yes, we offer free samples of up to 500g of tamarind for serious buyers. The sample includes a COA and specification sheet. Courier costs are borne by the buyer (approx. USD 50-100 depending on destination). Samples are dispatched within 3-5 working days after confirmation. No return of samples once shipped.
Sample lead time is 3-5 working days for dispatch from our warehouse in Rudrapur, Uttarakhand. Delivery via DHL/FedEx takes 3-7 days to most destinations. Total lead time: 6-12 days. We provide tracking details. For urgent samples, express service is available at additional cost.
Yes, every sample shipment includes a Certificate of Analysis (COA) covering moisture, ash, acid insoluble ash, pesticide residues, aflatoxins, and microbial parameters. The COA is from a NABL-accredited lab. This helps buyers verify quality before placing bulk orders. Additional tests can be arranged upon request.
Yes, we can provide custom sample sizes (e.g., 1kg, 2kg) for a nominal cost. Courier charges apply. Custom samples may take 5-7 days for dispatch. We accommodate specific requirements like organic or conventional, with or without seeds, to match your application.
Once samples are confirmed and shipped, they are non-returnable. We encourage buyers to review specifications and COA before requesting samples. If the sample does not meet your expectations, we can discuss adjustments for future orders, but returns are not accepted due to export regulations.
Our minimum run for private label tamarind is 1 metric ton (MT) for retail packs (e.g., 100g, 200g, 500g). For bulk industrial packs (e.g., 25kg), the MOQ is 5 MT. We can accommodate smaller runs for trial orders at higher per-unit costs. Contact us for a quote.
Yes, we offer white-label and private label services. You provide artwork, and we handle printing, packaging, and labeling. We use food-grade materials and comply with destination labeling laws. Lead time for private label is 4-6 weeks after artwork approval and order confirmation.
We require print-ready artwork in AI, PDF, or EPS format with CMYK colors, 300 DPI resolution, and 3mm bleed. Include all mandatory information per destination regulations (e.g., FDA, EU). Our design team can assist with minor adjustments. Artwork approval takes 2-3 days.
Timeline: 1) Artwork approval: 2-3 days, 2) Packaging material procurement: 10-15 days, 3) Production and packing: 7-10 days, 4) QC and dispatch: 2-3 days. Total: 4-6 weeks from order confirmation. For repeat orders, timeline reduces to 3-4 weeks.
Yes, we offer various packaging: stand-up pouches, vacuum packs, PET jars, and bulk bags. Materials include food-grade LDPE, kraft paper, and aluminum foil. We can also do nitrogen flushing for extended shelf life. Choose based on your market and budget.
Yes, we supply organic tamarind certified under NPOP (India), NOP (USA), and EU Organic. Our certifications are from accredited bodies like OneCert. We provide transaction certificates for each shipment. Organic tamarind commands a premium of 20-30% over conventional.
Organic tamarind typically costs 20-30% more than conventional. For example, if conventional is USD 1,200/MT, organic would be USD 1,440-1,560/MT. Prices vary by quality, packaging, and volume. We provide competitive quotes based on your requirements.
Organic certification requires: 1) Organic farming practices for at least 3 years, 2) No synthetic pesticides/fertilizers, 3) Buffer zones, 4) Record-keeping, 5) Annual inspections. We source from certified organic farms and maintain chain of custody. Certifications: NPOP, NOP, EU Organic.
Yes, we provide organic certificates (e.g., NPOP, NOP, EU Organic) and transaction certificates for each organic shipment. These are issued by accredited certification bodies and are essential for customs clearance and market acceptance. We ensure all documents are in order.
Shelf life is similar: 12-18 months for conventional and organic tamarind when stored properly. Organic may have slightly shorter shelf life if not treated, but proper storage (cool, dry, dark) ensures 12+ months. We recommend nitrogen flushing for extended shelf life.
Ideal storage: temperature 10-15°C, relative humidity below 60%, away from direct sunlight. Tamarind is hygroscopic; exposure to moisture causes caking and mold. Store in airtight containers. Under these conditions, shelf life is 18-24 months. For bulk, use ventilated warehouses.
Shelf life: at 10-15°C: 24 months; at 20-25°C: 12-18 months; above 30°C: 6-9 months. High humidity reduces shelf life. We recommend storing in cool, dry conditions. Our packaging includes moisture barriers to maintain quality during transit.
To prevent mold: keep moisture below 10%, store in airtight containers, maintain humidity <60%, and temperature <25°C. Use desiccants if needed. Regular inspection is advised. We ensure tamarind is dried to <10% moisture before packing, inhibiting mold growth.
No, tamarind does not require refrigeration if stored properly. However, in hot humid climates, refrigeration at 10-15°C extends shelf life. For long-term storage, cool conditions are recommended. Our tamarind is stable at ambient temperatures when packed correctly.
Exposure to light causes color fading and nutrient loss in tamarind. Store in opaque or dark containers away from direct sunlight. Our packaging uses light-blocking materials to protect quality during transport and storage.
Major tamarind-producing states in India: Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala, and Maharashtra. Karnataka leads with 40% of production, followed by Tamil Nadu (25%). Other states include Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and Gujarat. India is the largest producer globally.
Tamarind harvest season in India: February to May, with peak in March-April. The pods mature and are harvested manually. Post-harvest, pods are sun-dried, shelled, and deseeded. We source from fresh harvests to ensure quality.
Post-harvest: 1) Pods harvested, 2) Sun-dried for 5-7 days to reduce moisture, 3) Shelled, 4) Deseeded (optional), 5) Graded, 6) Packed. We ensure hygienic processing, with metal detection and sorting. Our facility follows HACCP and GMP.
A mature tamarind tree yields 150-250 kg of pods annually, depending on age and care. Trees start bearing fruit after 6-8 years. India's annual production is around 300,000 MT. We source from well-maintained orchards for consistent quality.
Common varieties: PKM-1 (high yield), Urigam, and local types. PKM-1 is popular for its sweetish pulp. Varieties differ in acidity, pulp content, and pod size. We can supply specific varieties upon request, subject to availability.
In food manufacturing, tamarind is used as: 1) Acidulant in sauces, chutneys, and beverages, 2) Flavoring in candies, snacks, and marinades, 3) Natural preservative. Its tartaric acid content provides tanginess. We supply tamarind paste, concentrate, and powder for industrial use.
In pharma, tamarind is used as: 1) Laxative (tamarind pulp), 2) Excipient in tablets (tamarind gum), 3) Flavoring agent in syrups. Tamarind kernel powder is used as a binder. We supply pharma-grade tamarind with COA and microbial limits.
In cosmetics, tamarind extract is used for: 1) Skin exfoliation (AHA), 2) Anti-aging (antioxidants), 3) Hair care (strengthening). Tamarind gum acts as a thickener. We provide cosmetic-grade tamarind extract and powder with low microbial count.
Nutraceutical uses: 1) Weight management (hydroxycitric acid), 2) Antioxidant supplements, 3) Digestive health. Tamarind seed extract is rich in polyphenols. We supply standardized extracts for nutraceutical formulations, with COA specifying active compounds.
In beverages, tamarind is used in: 1) Tamarind juice, 2) Agua de tamarindo, 3) Cocktail mixes, 4) Energy drinks. It provides tangy flavor. We supply tamarind concentrate (65-70% solids) for beverage industry, packed in aseptic drums.
Tamarind seed powder is used in animal feed as a source of protein and energy. It improves digestibility. We supply tamarind seed meal with 15-18% protein. It is a cost-effective alternative to other feed ingredients.
India is the largest producer and exporter of tamarind globally, accounting for over 60% of world production. In FY2024-25, India exported approximately 50,000 MT of tamarind, valued at USD 40 million. Major markets: EU, USA, Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
India holds about 70% of the global tamarind export market share. Other exporters include Thailand, Mexico, and Indonesia. India's dominance is due to large-scale production and competitive pricing. APEDA promotes Indian tamarind in international markets.
Key destinations: 1) UAE, 2) USA, 3) UK, 4) Germany, 5) Saudi Arabia, 6) Bangladesh, 7) Malaysia. In FY2024-25, UAE was the top importer (10,000 MT), followed by USA (8,000 MT). EU imports are growing due to demand for natural ingredients.
In FY2024-25, export prices for Indian tamarind ranged from USD 800 to USD 1,500 per MT FOB, depending on quality (with/without seeds, organic). Organic tamarind fetched USD 1,800-2,000/MT. Prices are expected to remain stable with slight increase due to demand.
Indian tamarind for export is typically sun-dried to 12-15% moisture, then machine-dried to below 10% for safe storage. Sun drying takes 5-7 days, while machine drying at 60-70°C reduces time to 8-12 hours. Machine drying ensures uniform moisture and reduces mold risk, critical for aflatoxin control. Botanika Bharat uses hybrid drying: initial sun drying followed by hot air drying to achieve <10% moisture, meeting EU and GCC standards. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
Steam sterilization uses saturated steam at 121°C for 15-20 minutes to reduce microbial load (TPC, yeast, mold) by 3-5 log cycles without chemicals. It is preferred for organic and clean-label tamarind exports to the EU and USA. Unlike ETO, steam leaves no toxic residues and maintains product color and flavor. Botanika Bharat offers steam-sterilized tamarind with TPC <10,000 CFU/g, meeting EU microbiological criteria for spices. IEC: ABFFB5548L.
ETO (ethylene oxide) fumigation is banned in the EU due to carcinogenic residues. ETO-free tamarind is treated via steam, irradiation, or cold plasma. Steam sterilization is most common, achieving >5 log reduction in Salmonella. Botanika Bharat provides ETO-free certificates and residue reports (<0.1 ppm ETO). This is mandatory for EU buyers under Regulation (EC) No 396/2005. No return once confirmed.
Machine drying at controlled temperatures (60-70°C) preserves tamarind's natural brown color and tartaric acid content (typically 8-12%). Excessive heat (>80°C) causes caramelization and reduces tartaric acid by 10-15%. Botanika Bharat uses low-temperature drying to maintain >10% tartaric acid and color value (absorbance at 420 nm) within 0.3-0.5. This ensures consistent quality for beverage and confectionery applications.
Sun-dried tamarind (moisture 12-15%) has a shelf life of 12 months in cool, dry conditions. Machine-dried tamarind (moisture <10%) extends shelf life to 24 months when stored below 25°C and 60% RH. Machine drying inhibits mold growth and enzymatic browning. Botanika Bharat packs machine-dried tamarind in food-grade PP bags with inner liners, ensuring 24-month shelf life. No return once confirmed.
Tamarind pulp contains tartaric acid (8-12%), reducing sugars (30-40%), pectin (2-3%), and volatile compounds like furfural and 2-acetylfuran. The seeds contain xyloglucan (20-25%) and tannins (2-3%). The pulp also has flavonoids and phenolic acids. Botanika Bharat provides GC-MS analysis reports showing tartaric acid ≥10% and total phenolics 1.5-2.5 mg GAE/g. These values are critical for food and pharmaceutical applications.
GC-MS analysis of tamarind volatiles reveals 40-60 compounds, with major peaks: furfural (15-25%), 2-acetylfuran (5-10%), 5-methylfurfural (3-8%), and hexadecanoic acid (5-10%). These compounds contribute to tamarind's characteristic aroma. Botanika Bharat offers GC-MS reports from NABL-accredited labs, ensuring batch-to-batch consistency for flavor houses and beverage manufacturers.
Indian tamarind pulp typically has higher tartaric acid (10-12%) and lower moisture (<10%) compared to African or Thai origins (8-10% tartaric acid). Indian varieties like PKM-1 and Urigam have consistent sugar-acid ratios. Botanika Bharat sources from Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, ensuring high tartaric acid and low fiber. Compositional analysis is provided per batch.
Export-grade tamarind must have moisture ≤10% for EU and ≤12% for GCC. High moisture (>15%) promotes mold and aflatoxin. Botanika Bharat uses moisture analyzers to ensure ≤10% in machine-dried tamarind. Each batch is tested, and results are included in the Certificate of Analysis. This meets ISO 6571 and ASTA 2.0 standards.
Key parameters: tartaric acid ≥8%, moisture ≤10%, total ash ≤3%, acid-insoluble ash ≤0.5%, crude fiber ≤5%, and microbial limits (TPC <10^5 CFU/g, Salmonella absent). Botanika Bharat tests all parameters per ASTA and ISO methods. Certificates of Analysis are provided with each shipment. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
Tamarind powder is made by drying and milling pulp to 80-100 mesh. It offers convenience and consistent flavor. Price: whole tamarind ~$1,200-1,500/MT FOB, powder ~$1,800-2,200/MT FOB. Botanika Bharat supplies spray-dried and freeze-dried powder. Powder has a 24-month shelf life and is used in seasonings, sauces, and beverages. No return once confirmed.
Tamarind oleoresin is a concentrated extract (10-20% tartaric acid) obtained by solvent extraction. It is used in flavors and pharmaceuticals. Price: $15-25/kg FOB depending on concentration. Botanika Bharat offers oleoresin with standardized tartaric acid content and residual solvent limits <50 ppm. It is packed in HDPE drums with inner liners.
Tamarind essential oil is rare due to low volatile oil yield (<0.1%). It is obtained by steam distillation of seeds or pulp. Price: $200-400/kg for small quantities. Botanika Bharat can supply on request, but most buyers prefer oleoresin or extract for cost-effectiveness. Essential oil is used in aromatherapy and high-end fragrances.
Tamarind extract is a water or alcohol extract with 5-10% tartaric acid, while oleoresin is a solvent extract with 10-20% tartaric acid and contains volatile oils. Extract is water-soluble, oleoresin is oil-soluble. Price: extract $8-12/kg, oleoresin $15-25/kg. Botanika Bharat supplies both, with customized specifications.
Encapsulated tamarind uses spray-drying with maltodextrin or gum arabic to protect tartaric acid from moisture and heat. It is used in dry mixes, instant beverages, and nutraceuticals. Price: $20-30/kg FOB. Botanika Bharat offers encapsulation with 20-30% payload. It ensures free-flowing, non-sticky powder with extended shelf life.
EU limits for tamarind: Lead (Pb) ≤3.0 mg/kg, Cadmium (Cd) ≤0.5 mg/kg, Arsenic (As) ≤0.5 mg/kg, Mercury (Hg) ≤0.1 mg/kg (Regulation (EC) No 1881/2006). Botanika Bharat tests each batch via ICP-MS at NABL labs. Results are provided in the Certificate of Analysis. Compliance is mandatory for EU entry.
Heavy metals are tested using ICP-MS (Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry) or AAS (Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy). ICP-MS offers lower detection limits (ppb levels). Botanika Bharat uses ICP-MS per AOAC 2015.01. Samples are digested in microwave-assisted acid digestion. Reports include Pb, Cd, As, Hg, and other elements.
Yes, NABL-accredited lab results are accepted globally, including EU and GCC. NABL follows ISO/IEC 17025. Botanika Bharat provides test reports from NABL labs like SGS, Intertek, or Eurofins. These reports include method validation and uncertainty. They are essential for customs clearance and buyer compliance.
Indian tamarind typically has Pb <1.0 mg/kg, Cd <0.1 mg/kg, As <0.2 mg/kg, Hg <0.02 mg/kg, well below EU limits. Botanika Bharat sources from regions with low soil contamination. Each batch is tested to ensure compliance. No return once confirmed.
Processing like washing and peeling can reduce heavy metals by 10-30% as they are often in soil or dust. However, drying at high temperatures does not remove metals. Botanika Bharat uses thorough washing and sorting to minimize contamination. Testing at multiple stages ensures final product meets limits.
EU limit for aflatoxin B1 in tamarind is ≤2 ppb (µg/kg), and total aflatoxins (B1+B2+G1+G2) ≤4 ppb (Regulation (EC) No 1881/2006). Botanika Bharat tests each batch using HPLC or ELISA. Compliance is critical for EU market access. Certificates of Analysis are provided.
ELISA is a rapid screening method (results in hours) with detection limit ~1 ppb, but can have cross-reactivity. HPLC with fluorescence detection is confirmatory, offering precise quantification at ppb levels. Botanika Bharat uses ELISA for screening and HPLC for confirmation. Both methods are AOAC approved.
Aflatoxins are mycotoxins produced by Aspergillus flavus and A. parasiticus. B1 is the most toxic and carcinogenic, classified as Group 1 carcinogen. B2, G1, G2 are less toxic but regulated. EU limits total aflatoxins to 4 ppb in tamarind. Botanika Bharat ensures levels are below detection (<1 ppb) through good agricultural and storage practices.
We control aflatoxin by sourcing from dry regions, rapid drying to <10% moisture, storing in humidity-controlled warehouses, and using mold inhibitors. Each batch is tested for aflatoxins. We also use sorting to remove discolored pods. Our aflatoxin levels are consistently <1 ppb, meeting EU and GCC standards. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
Tamarind with <10% moisture and stored below 25°C and 60% RH has a shelf life of 24 months with minimal aflatoxin risk. High humidity and temperature increase risk. Botanika Bharat packs in moisture-barrier bags and recommends storage in cool, dry conditions. No return once confirmed.
The ASTA (American Spice Trade Association) method for tamarind includes microscopic examination, chemical tests for tartaric acid, and ash content. Adulterants like starch, sugars, or cheaper fruits can be detected. Botanika Bharat follows ASTA 2.0 and provides certificates of purity. We also use HPLC for tartaric acid quantification.
DNA barcoding uses short genetic markers (e.g., ITS, rbcL) to identify plant species. It can detect substitution with other Tamarindus species or unrelated fruits. Botanika Bharat offers DNA barcoding reports from NABL labs for high-value shipments. This ensures species authenticity and prevents fraud.
NIR (Near-Infrared) spectroscopy provides rapid, non-destructive analysis of tamarind composition. It can detect adulterants like starch, sugar, or other fruit powders by comparing spectral fingerprints. Botanika Bharat uses NIR for incoming raw material screening. It is cost-effective and allows 100% batch testing.
Common adulterants: starch, cane sugar, citric acid, and cheaper fruit pulps. Tests include iodine test for starch, Benedict's test for reducing sugars, and HPLC for organic acids. Botanika Bharat performs these tests per ASTA methods. Certificates of Analysis include adulteration screening results.
SFDA requires tamarind imports to comply with GSO standards, including limits for aflatoxins (≤4 ppb total), heavy metals, and pesticides. Labeling must be in Arabic and English, with production/expiry dates, lot number, and importer details. Botanika Bharat ensures SFDA compliance and provides necessary certificates. No return once confirmed.
SASO requires labels in Arabic (or bilingual) with product name, ingredients, net weight, production/expiry dates, lot number, manufacturer, importer, and country of origin. Nutritional information is recommended. Botanika Bharat provides compliant labels and pre-shipment samples for approval.
ESMA (now MOIAT) enforces UAE.S GSO standards for tamarind, including food safety, labeling, and halal certification if applicable. Aflatoxin limits are ≤4 ppb total. Botanika Bharat provides ESMA-compliant certificates and labels. We also assist with registration.
GCC requires tamarind shelf life of at least 12 months at import. Storage should be cool and dry. Botanika Bharat ships tamarind with >18 months remaining shelf life. Packaging is moisture-proof. Labels show production and expiry dates in Arabic.
GCC follows GSO 382 for pesticide residues, with MRLs similar to EU. Common pesticides tested include organochlorines, organophosphates, and pyrethroids. Botanika Bharat tests for 200+ pesticides via GC-MS/MS and LC-MS/MS. Results are provided per batch.
India exported approximately 45,000 MT of tamarind in FY2024-25 (April 2024-Feb 2025), valued at ~$40 million FOB. Major destinations include UAE, Saudi Arabia, USA, UK, and Germany. Botanika Bharat is a leading exporter from Uttarakhand. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
The FOB value of Indian tamarind exports in FY2024-25 is estimated at $40 million, with an average price of $900-1,200/MT depending on grade. Value-added products like powder and oleoresin fetch higher prices. Botanika Bharat offers competitive FOB pricing. No return once confirmed.
Top 5 buyers: UAE (25%), Saudi Arabia (20%), USA (15%), UK (10%), and Germany (8%). Other markets include Kuwait, Qatar, and Canada. Botanika Bharat exports to all these markets, with tailored packaging and documentation.
Indian tamarind exports grew 8% in FY2024-25 compared to FY2023-24, driven by demand from GCC and EU. Volume increased from 42,000 MT to 45,000 MT. Botanika Bharat increased its share by 15% through quality focus. IEC: ABFFB5548L.
Within GCC, UAE and Saudi Arabia are the largest importers, followed by Kuwait, Qatar, and Oman. Demand is driven by food processing and traditional cuisine. Botanika Bharat has strong distribution networks in these countries.
Prices remained stable at $900-1,200/MT FOB for whole tamarind, with a slight increase in Q4 due to supply constraints. Value-added forms command higher prices. Botanika Bharat offers competitive pricing with volume discounts. No return once confirmed.
Indian tamarind has higher tartaric acid (10-12%) and lower moisture (<10%) compared to Vietnamese (8-10% tartaric acid, 12-14% moisture). Indian tamarind is preferred for its intense sourness and color. Botanika Bharat ensures consistent quality. Price: Indian ~$1,000/MT, Vietnamese ~$900/MT FOB.
Chinese tamarind often has lower tartaric acid (6-8%) and higher fiber. Indian tamarind is superior in flavor and acid content. Chinese prices are lower (~$800/MT), but Indian quality justifies premium. Botanika Bharat focuses on high-grade Indian tamarind.
Indian tamarind advantages: high tartaric acid (10-12%), low moisture (<10%), consistent supply, and compliance with EU/GCC standards. India is the largest producer. Botanika Bharat leverages this with stringent quality control. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
African tamarind (e.g., from Nigeria) is priced lower at $700-900/MT FOB but has higher moisture and lower tartaric acid (6-8%). Indian tamarind at $900-1,200/MT offers better quality. Botanika Bharat sources premium Indian tamarind for discerning buyers.
Thai tamarind is often sweeter (lower tartaric acid, 8-10%) and used in ready-to-eat pastes. Indian tamarind is more sour (10-12% tartaric acid) and preferred for concentrates. Botanika Bharat offers both sweet and sour varieties. Price: Thai ~$1,100/MT, Indian ~$1,000/MT FOB.
Canada CFIA requires tamarind imports to comply with the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR). Importers must have a valid licence, and the product must meet Canadian standards for contaminants, pesticides, and labelling. A Phytosanitary Certificate from India's NPPO and a Certificate of Origin are mandatory. Botanika Bharat LLP provides all necessary documents, including CFIA-compliant labelling, to ensure smooth clearance. Our FSSAI and IEC certifications support your CFIA import process.
Yes, tamarind (Tamarindus indica) is a plant product regulated by Australia's Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) under BICON. Import permits are generally required, and consignments must be accompanied by a Phytosanitary Certificate from India. Depending on processing (e.g., paste, pulp), additional conditions may apply. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures all BICON requirements are met, including treatment if necessary, to facilitate smooth customs clearance.
Japan's Positive List System sets maximum residue limits (MRLs) for agricultural chemicals in foods. For tamarind, importers must ensure pesticide residues are below Japan's MRLs. We provide NABL-accredited lab test reports for relevant pesticides, and our tamarind is cultivated with minimal chemical use. We also comply with Japan's Food Sanitation Act and provide a Certificate of Analysis (COA) to confirm compliance, ensuring your consignment clears Japanese quarantine.
For tamarind imports to Japan, you need a Phytosanitary Certificate, Certificate of Origin, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, and a Certificate of Analysis (COA) confirming compliance with Japan's Positive List System. Botanika Bharat LLP provides all these documents, along with a health certificate if required. Our team ensures your shipment meets Japan's stringent food safety standards, minimizing delays at Japanese ports.
Canada applies tariffs based on HS Code 0813. Under the Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) tariff, tamarind may attract a duty, but India is a beneficiary of Canada's General Preferential Tariff (GPT) and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) is not applicable. However, with a Certificate of Origin, you may qualify for reduced or zero duty under GPT. Botanika Bharat LLP assists in documentation to optimize your tariff benefits.
FOB (Free On Board) means the seller delivers goods on board the vessel at the port of shipment; the buyer bears freight and insurance. CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) means the seller covers cost, insurance, and freight to the destination port. For tamarind, FOB gives you control over logistics, while CIF simplifies your costs. Botanika Bharat LLP offers both; we recommend FOB for experienced importers and CIF for new buyers.
DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) means the seller handles all costs and risks, including import duties and taxes, delivering to your door. DAP (Delivered At Place) means the seller delivers to a named place, but you handle import clearance and duties. For tamarind, DDP is convenient but often more expensive; DAP gives you control over customs. Botanika Bharat LLP can arrange both, but we recommend DAP for cost savings if you have a customs broker.
EXW (Ex Works) places all responsibility on the buyer from our facility in Rudrapur, including loading, inland transport, export clearance, and shipping. For tamarind, this can be risky if you're unfamiliar with Indian export procedures. We generally advise against EXW for new importers. Botanika Bharat LLP recommends FOB or CIF to ensure proper handling and documentation, reducing your risk and ensuring compliance.
CFR (Cost and Freight) means the seller pays cost and freight to the destination port, but insurance is the buyer's responsibility. CIF includes insurance. For tamarind, CFR might be cheaper if you have your own insurance. However, CIF offers peace of mind. Botanika Bharat LLP offers both; we can provide insurance at competitive rates if you choose CFR, ensuring your cargo is protected.
For first-time importers, we recommend CIF or DAP. CIF covers freight and insurance to your port, simplifying logistics. DAP delivers to your door, but you handle import duties. Both reduce your risk. Botanika Bharat LLP guides you through the process, ensuring all documents are in order. We also offer DDP if you prefer a hassle-free experience, though it's costlier.
An LC is a bank guarantee ensuring payment upon presentation of compliant documents. For tamarind imports, you issue an LC through your bank, which we confirm via our bank. We ship the goods and present documents (B/L, invoice, packing list, COA) to our bank, which forwards them to yours. Upon verification, your bank pays us. Botanika Bharat LLP accepts LCs from reputable banks, ensuring secure transactions.
A Standby Letter of Credit (SBLC) is a secondary payment method used as a guarantee. If you fail to pay, the bank pays. For tamarind imports, SBLCs are used when the seller requires assurance but you prefer not to tie up funds in an LC. Botanika Bharat LLP accepts SBLCs from prime banks for large orders, providing flexibility while securing our payment.
Yes, bank guarantees are acceptable for tamarind imports. A bank guarantee assures payment if you default. We accept bank guarantees from reputable banks, subject to verification. This is common for repeat orders or large volumes. Botanika Bharat LLP works with your bank to ensure the guarantee is valid and enforceable, facilitating a smooth transaction.
1) Agree on terms with us. 2) You apply to your bank for an LC, providing our details and required documents. 3) Your bank issues the LC and sends it to our bank. 4) We review and confirm. 5) We ship and present documents. 6) Your bank pays upon verification. Botanika Bharat LLP assists with document preparation to ensure LC compliance and quick payment.
Typically: Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, Phytosanitary Certificate, Certificate of Analysis, and Insurance Certificate (for CIF). Botanika Bharat LLP prepares these accurately to avoid discrepancies. We also provide additional documents if required by your LC terms, ensuring smooth negotiation and payment.
RoDTEP (Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products) is an Indian scheme that refunds embedded taxes on exports. For tamarind (HS 0813), the RoDTEP rate is 0.5% of FOB value. This benefit is passed on to importers through competitive pricing. Botanika Bharat LLP avails RoDTEP, reducing your landed cost. We provide all necessary documentation to ensure compliance.
The duty drawback rate for tamarind (HS 0813) is 0.5% of FOB value under the All Industry Rate. This refund of customs duties helps reduce your import cost. Botanika Bharat LLP claims drawback and passes the benefit to you. We handle all paperwork, ensuring you get the most competitive price. Combined with RoDTEP, this optimizes your savings.
Under India-UAE CEPA, tamarind (HS 0813) enjoys preferential tariff access to the UAE. The duty is reduced or eliminated, making Indian tamarind more competitive. Importers need a Certificate of Origin (COO) to claim benefits. Botanika Bharat LLP provides the COO and ensures compliance with CEPA rules, helping you save on duties and streamline customs clearance in the UAE.
Under India-UAE CEPA, tamarind (HS 0813) is subject to a reduced tariff, often 0% if the product meets rules of origin. This makes Indian tamarind highly competitive in the UAE. Botanika Bharat LLP provides the necessary Certificate of Origin and documentation to claim preferential duty. We ensure your shipment qualifies, maximizing your savings.
No, you cannot claim both RoDTEP and duty drawback on the same export. You must choose one. RoDTEP refunds embedded taxes, while drawback refunds customs duties. For tamarind, we typically opt for RoDTEP as it's more comprehensive. Botanika Bharat LLP handles the choice and documentation to ensure you get the best benefit, reflected in our pricing.
Tamarind prices are lowest during harvest (February to May) and rise in off-season (September to January). Factors like weather, demand, and carryover stocks influence prices. Botanika Bharat LLP advises booking early to secure better rates. We provide market insights and can contract for future delivery to hedge against volatility.
Tamarind is not currently traded on NCDEX, but other spices are. However, NCDEX futures for related commodities can influence market sentiment. For tamarind, we refer to Spices Board auction prices and local mandi rates. Botanika Bharat LLP monitors these to offer competitive pricing. We can also discuss price locks for large orders.
The Spices Board of India publishes auction prices for various spices, but tamarind is not typically auctioned. Instead, we refer to major mandi prices in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Botanika Bharat LLP uses these references to ensure fair pricing. We provide transparency in our quotes, linking them to prevailing market rates.
You can hedge by contracting forward with us for future delivery at a fixed price. We also offer price locks for large volumes. While tamarind isn't on NCDEX, we monitor market trends to advise on optimal buying times. Botanika Bharat LLP works with you to mitigate risk, ensuring stable pricing and supply.
Tamarind prices in 2025 are expected to remain stable due to adequate supply from India. However, climate change and demand from new markets could cause fluctuations. Botanika Bharat LLP recommends securing contracts early. We provide regular market updates to help you plan. Our direct sourcing ensures competitive pricing regardless of market conditions.
SEDEX/SMETA is a social audit platform that assesses ethical sourcing, labor standards, and environmental compliance. Many global buyers require SMETA audits. Botanika Bharat LLP is committed to ethical practices, fair wages, and no child labor. We can provide SMETA audit reports or facilitate audits, ensuring your supply chain meets international standards.
We have a strict no-child-labour policy. Our suppliers are vetted, and we conduct regular audits. Workers are paid fair wages and work in safe conditions. Botanika Bharat LLP complies with Indian labor laws and international conventions. We provide documentation to verify our ethical sourcing, giving you confidence in your supply chain.
Fair wages in India are determined by state minimum wage laws. For agricultural labor, wages vary by region but are typically INR 300-500 per day. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures all workers receive at least minimum wage, often above. We also provide benefits like meals and healthcare. Our ethical sourcing policy guarantees fair treatment.
Yes, we can provide SMETA audit reports or arrange for an audit upon request. Our facilities and suppliers undergo regular social compliance audits. Botanika Bharat LLP is committed to transparency and ethical sourcing. We share audit summaries with buyers to demonstrate our compliance with labor and environmental standards.
We source tamarind directly from farmers and cooperatives that follow ethical practices. We ensure fair prices, no child labor, and safe working conditions. Botanika Bharat LLP is committed to sustainability and social responsibility. We welcome buyer audits and provide full traceability from farm to port.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires importers to ensure products are deforestation-free and legally sourced. Tamarind (HS 0813) is not currently listed as a regulated commodity under EUDR, but if used in products with regulated commodities (e.g., palm oil), it may be affected. Botanika Bharat LLP provides due diligence documentation to support your EUDR compliance if needed.
Tamarind (HS 0813) is not currently in the EUDR scope, which covers soy, beef, palm oil, wood, cocoa, coffee, and rubber. However, if tamarind is used as an ingredient in a product containing regulated commodities, the final product may be subject to EUDR. Botanika Bharat LLP can provide geolocation and legality documents if required.
If EUDR applies, you need geolocation coordinates of farms, proof of legality, and due diligence statements. Botanika Bharat LLP can provide farm-level data and legal documents. We are prepared to assist with EUDR compliance, ensuring your supply chain is transparent and deforestation-free.
Our tamarind is sourced from cultivated orchards, not deforested land. We map our supply chain and can provide geolocation data. Botanika Bharat LLP is committed to sustainable sourcing. We work with farmers to ensure no deforestation occurs, aligning with EUDR principles even if not required.
EUDR enforcement begins December 30, 2024, for large operators, and June 30, 2025, for SMEs. While tamarind is not directly regulated, importers of products containing regulated commodities must comply. Botanika Bharat LLP stays updated and can support your compliance efforts with necessary documentation.
Yes, we can provide geolocation coordinates for our tamarind farms upon request. This supports EUDR due diligence and traceability. Botanika Bharat LLP maintains farm records and can share data confidentially. We are committed to transparency and sustainable sourcing.
Tamarind is typically shipped at ambient temperature, but for extended transit or high humidity, we recommend 15-25°C and low humidity to prevent mold. For tamarind paste, refrigerated conditions (2-8°C) may be needed. Botanika Bharat LLP advises on optimal conditions and can arrange reefer containers if required.
Not usually. Whole dried tamarind is stable at ambient temperatures. However, if you're shipping tamarind paste or during hot/humid seasons, a reefer container set at 15-25°C with controlled humidity is recommended. Botanika Bharat LLP assesses your specific product and route to determine the best shipping method.
For dried tamarind, 15-25°C with relative humidity below 60% is ideal. For tamarind paste, 2-8°C is recommended. Botanika Bharat LLP provides storage guidelines and can arrange temperature-controlled containers. We ensure your product arrives in optimal condition.
Yes, for urgent or high-value shipments, we can arrange temperature-controlled air freight. Tamarind is typically shipped at ambient, but we can use insulated containers or active temperature control if needed. Botanika Bharat LLP partners with reliable air cargo carriers to ensure your product's integrity.
We ensure proper drying (moisture <15%), use moisture-barrier packaging, and control humidity. For long transit, we recommend reefer containers with low humidity. Botanika Bharat LLP includes silica gel packets or desiccants when needed. Our quality checks prevent mold, ensuring your tamarind arrives in perfect condition.
For dried tamarind, use food-grade PP or jute bags with inner liners. For paste, use sealed drums or pouches. In reefer containers, ensure pallets are stable and allow airflow. Botanika Bharat LLP uses export-standard packaging that withstands temperature variations, protecting your product.
Direct sourcing eliminates middlemen, reducing costs and ensuring traceability. We provide NABL COA, phytosanitary certificates, and handle all logistics. Our 0% port rejection rate reflects our quality. Botanika Bharat LLP offers competitive pricing, consistent supply, and personalized service, making us your ideal partner.
We maintain a 0% port rejection rate for tamarind shipments. This is due to rigorous quality control, NABL-accredited lab testing, and compliance with destination regulations. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures all documents and product specifications are correct, minimizing risk and ensuring smooth clearance.
Yes, we provide NABL-accredited Certificate of Analysis (COA) for every tamarind shipment. It covers parameters like moisture, foreign matter, pesticide residues, and microbiology. This ensures your product meets international standards. Botanika Bharat LLP includes COA with shipping documents for your convenience.
Botanika Bharat LLP holds ISO 22000:2018 certification, demonstrating our commitment to global food safety management. Our FSSAI license (10251007107816296) and IEC (ABFFB5548L) further validate our compliance. We undergo annual audits to maintain this certification, ensuring consistent quality for tamarind exports.
No, Botanika Bharat LLP is not FSSC 22000 certified. We operate under ISO 22000:2018, which is recognized worldwide. Our facility adheres to stringent hygiene and safety protocols, and we are open to third-party audits as per buyer requirements. Our FSSAI license number is 10251007107816296.
Botanika Bharat LLP does not hold BRCGS certification. Our quality management system is aligned with ISO 22000:2018, ensuring safe and consistent tamarind products. We comply with FSSAI (License No. 10251007107816296) and international standards, and we welcome buyer-specific audits to verify our processes.
ISO 22000:2018 is a generic food safety management standard, while FSSC 22000 is a GFSI-recognized scheme that includes ISO 22000 plus additional requirements. Botanika Bharat LLP is ISO 22000:2018 certified, which covers our tamarind processing. This certification ensures robust food safety controls from sourcing to export.
Yes, Botanika Bharat LLP provides a COA for each tamarind batch, detailing parameters like moisture, acidity, and microbial counts. Our ISO 22000:2018 certification supports this. We also offer third-party lab testing (e.g., SGS) upon request. FSSAI License: 10251007107816296.
No, tamarind (Tamarindus indica) is not listed among the 14 major allergens in EU FIC Regulation 1169/2011. Therefore, allergen declaration is not mandatory for tamarind. However, Botanika Bharat LLP ensures full traceability and can provide statements regarding potential cross-contamination if required.
Under EU FIC Regulation 1169/2011, tamarind is not a regulated allergen, so no specific allergen declaration is needed. Botanika Bharat LLP includes accurate labeling with product name, net weight, and nutritional information. We also provide allergen statements confirming the absence of the 14 major allergens.
Tamarind does not naturally contain any of the 14 allergens (e.g., gluten, nuts, soy) specified in EU Regulation 1169/2011. Botanika Bharat LLP processes tamarind in a dedicated facility to prevent cross-contact, ensuring compliance with EU import requirements. Our FSSAI license is 10251007107816296.
Botanika Bharat LLP follows strict segregation and cleaning protocols to prevent cross-contamination. Since tamarind is not an allergen, we focus on avoiding contact with allergens like nuts or gluten. Our ISO 22000:2018 system includes allergen control programs, and we can provide statements for EU compliance.
Yes, Botanika Bharat LLP can issue a declaration stating that tamarind is free from the 14 major allergens as per EU FIC Regulation 1169/2011. This is based on our risk assessment and testing. We also include this information in our product specification sheets for buyer assurance.
Per 100g, tamarind pulp provides approximately 239 calories, 2.8g protein, 0.6g fat, 62.5g carbohydrates, and 5.1g dietary fibre. It is rich in vitamin B1 (0.43mg), magnesium (92mg), potassium (628mg), and iron (2.8mg). Data from USDA. Botanika Bharat supplies tamarind with consistent quality.
Tamarind contains about 5.1g of dietary fibre per 100g, which supports digestive health. This fibre content makes tamarind a valuable ingredient in health foods. Botanika Bharat LLP ensures that our tamarind retains its natural fibre through minimal processing. FSSAI License: 10251007107816296.
Tamarind is rich in vitamin B1 (thiamine), providing 0.43mg per 100g, and minerals like magnesium (92mg), potassium (628mg), phosphorus (113mg), and iron (2.8mg). It also contains small amounts of vitamin C and calcium. Botanika Bharat supplies tamarind that preserves these nutrients.
Yes, tamarind contains antioxidants such as phenolic compounds and flavonoids, which help combat oxidative stress. These are retained in Botanika Bharat's tamarind due to gentle processing. Our ISO 22000:2018 certification ensures product integrity from farm to export.
Tamarind pulp has approximately 239 calories per 100g, mainly from carbohydrates (62.5g). It is a energy-dense ingredient used in sauces and beverages. Botanika Bharat provides tamarind with consistent calorie content, verified through regular testing. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
In Ayurveda, tamarind is known as 'Amlica' and is referenced in texts like Charaka Samhita for its sour taste (amla rasa) and properties like dipana (digestive stimulant) and laxative effects. It balances Vata and Kapha but may aggravate Pitta. Botanika Bharat supplies tamarind for Ayurvedic use.
Ayurvedic texts recommend tamarind pulp in doses of 5-10g per day for digestive support, often as a decoction or with other herbs. Excessive use may imbalance Pitta. Botanika Bharat's tamarind is pure and suitable for such preparations. Consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized advice.
Yes, in Unani medicine, tamarind (known as 'Tamr Hindi') is used as a laxative, blood purifier, and for nausea. It is often included in formulations for constipation. The typical dose is 10-20g of pulp. Botanika Bharat provides high-quality tamarind for Unani preparations.
In Siddha medicine, tamarind is called 'Puli' and is used in formulations for digestive disorders and as a coolant. It is part of various kudineer (decoctions). Botanika Bharat's tamarind meets the purity standards required for Siddha medicine. FSSAI License: 10251007107816296.
Tamarind is not typically used for weight loss in Ayurveda due to its calorie content, but it may aid digestion and detoxification when used appropriately. It is often combined with other herbs. Botanika Bharat supplies tamarind that is free from additives, suitable for such formulations.
Tamarind kernel powder (TKP) is used in textile sizing, paper, and jute industries. Tamarind gum is a stabilizer in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. Botanika Bharat supplies tamarind for such applications, ensuring consistent quality. Our ISO 22000:2018 certification covers food-grade processing.
Yes, tamarind extract is used in cosmetics for its alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs) that exfoliate and brighten skin. It also acts as a humectant. Botanika Bharat provides tamarind extract with high polysaccharide content for cosmetic use. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
Tamarind's fruity, tangy aroma is sometimes used in fragrance blends, especially in tropical or gourmand notes. However, it is not a primary fragrance ingredient. Botanika Bharat supplies tamarind derivatives that can be used in such applications.
Tamarind kernel powder is used as a sticker or adjuvant in agrochemical formulations due to its adhesive properties. It helps pesticides adhere to plant surfaces. Botanika Bharat provides TKP for agrochemical use, with consistent viscosity and purity.
Yes, tamarind gum (from seeds) is used as a binder and disintegrant in tablet formulations. It is biocompatible and biodegradable. Botanika Bharat supplies food-grade tamarind gum suitable for pharmaceutical applications. FSSAI License: 10251007107816296.
For tamarind exports to China, the overseas manufacturer must be registered with GACC (General Administration of Customs of China). Botanika Bharat LLP is registered and complies with Chinese import regulations. We provide all necessary documentation, including health certificates.
Yes, Botanika Bharat LLP is registered with China GACC, allowing us to export tamarind to China. Our registration number is available upon request. We adhere to GACC's food safety requirements, ensuring smooth customs clearance. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
South Korea's Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) requires importers to register and submit documents like health certificates and test reports. Botanika Bharat LLP provides all necessary documentation and ensures tamarind meets MFDS standards for pesticides and contaminants.
Yes, Botanika Bharat LLP complies with Singapore Food Agency (SFA) regulations for tamarind exports. We provide health certificates and test reports as required. Our ISO 22000:2018 certification supports compliance. FSSAI License: 10251007107816296.
For Singapore, importers need a trader's license and must ensure the product meets SFA standards. Botanika Bharat provides commercial invoice, packing list, health certificate, and certificate of origin. We also arrange pre-shipment testing if required.
We offer annual contracts with fixed prices for the contract period, subject to a price revision clause that allows adjustments based on raw material cost fluctuations. Volume discounts are available for large quantities. Contact us for a customized quote.
Our annual contracts include a price revision clause that permits price adjustments if market conditions (e.g., crop yield, demand) change significantly. Revisions are typically discussed quarterly or semi-annually, with mutual agreement. This ensures fair pricing for both parties.
Botanika Bharat offers tiered discounts: 5% for 5-10 MT, 8% for 10-20 MT, and 12% for orders above 20 MT. These tiers are negotiable based on contract duration and payment terms. We aim to provide competitive pricing for bulk buyers.
Yes, we provide samples for quality evaluation. Buyers cover courier charges. Sample quantities are typically 500g-1kg. This allows buyers to verify our tamarind quality before committing to an annual contract. Contact us for details.
We accept LC at sight, TT advance, or partial advance with balance against documents. For annual contracts, we may offer credit terms for established buyers. Terms are negotiable based on order volume and relationship. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
In case of quality disputes, we first review the claim with supporting evidence (photos, third-party reports). If valid, we offer replacement or credit note. We encourage pre-shipment inspection by SGS/Intertek to avoid disputes. Our goal is amicable resolution.
Buyers can appoint SGS, Intertek, or equivalent for PSI at our facility. We cooperate fully, providing access to goods and documents. Costs are borne by the buyer. PSI ensures quality and quantity before shipment, minimizing disputes.
Yes, we accept and respect third-party inspection reports from SGS, Intertek, or other recognized agencies. If discrepancies arise, we work with the buyer to resolve them based on the report. This ensures transparency and trust.
If rejection occurs due to quality issues not matching the agreed specification, we investigate. If our fault, we offer replacement or compensation. However, we emphasize pre-shipment inspection to prevent such situations. Our ISO 22000:2018 system minimizes risks.
Claims must be raised within 7 days of arrival with supporting documents. We review and, if valid, provide a credit note or replacement in next shipment. We also analyze root causes to prevent recurrence. Customer satisfaction is our priority.
Yes, buyers or their representatives can visit our facility for pre-shipment inspection. We provide all necessary assistance. This is encouraged to ensure product meets expectations. Contact us to schedule. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
Botanika Bharat LLP has a strict no return or refund policy once an order is confirmed. This is because tamarind is a perishable commodity and export logistics are complex. We urge buyers to conduct thorough due diligence, including sampling and PSI, before confirming orders.
Due to the nature of agricultural commodities and international export regulations, we cannot accept returns after order confirmation. This policy protects both parties from logistical and financial complications. We ensure quality through pre-shipment inspections and certifications.
Once an order is confirmed, cancellation is not permitted. This policy is in place because we initiate procurement and processing based on confirmed orders. We encourage buyers to finalize specifications and arrange inspections before confirmation. FSSAI: 10251007107816296.
Each tamarind lot gets a unique QR-coded ID at procurement. We record farm GPS, harvest date, and farmer name. At our Rudrapur facility, the lot is weighed, sampled, and assigned a batch number. This number links to processing, QC, and packing records. Before shipment, we compile a traceability dossier with all documents. Buyers can request this dossier to verify origin and handling. This farm-to-port transparency ensures food safety compliance and builds trust.
We conduct annual audits of partner tamarind farms. Audits cover pesticide usage, irrigation water quality, hygiene, and worker safety. We check for banned substances and ensure Good Agricultural Practices (GAP). Farms must maintain records of inputs. Non-compliant farms are suspended. Audit reports are available to buyers on request. This proactive approach minimizes contamination risks and ensures consistent quality.
Yes, our Supplier Code of Conduct mandates ethical practices: no child labor, fair wages, safe working conditions, and environmental protection. Suppliers must sign and comply. We conduct periodic checks. Violations lead to corrective actions or termination. This code aligns with international labor and sustainability standards, giving buyers confidence in ethical sourcing.
APEDA RCMC (Registration Cum Membership Certificate) is mandatory for Indian exporters of agricultural products. It ensures we are a recognized exporter, compliant with quality and packaging norms. For buyers, it guarantees authenticity and legal export status. Our RCMC number is available on request. It facilitates smooth customs clearance and access to export incentives, indirectly supporting competitive pricing.
CRES (Certificate of Registration as Exporter of Spices) from the Spices Board of India is required for exporting spices and tamarind. It certifies that we meet quality, hygiene, and packaging standards. Buyers benefit from assured quality and traceability. CRES registration also enables us to issue certificates of origin and access global markets. It is a mark of credibility for international trade.
Beyond APEDA RCMC and Spices Board CRES, we are FSSAI licensed (10251007107816296) and hold IEC (ABFFB5548L). We also comply with ISO 22000 and HACCP principles. These certifications cover food safety, quality management, and export compliance. They assure buyers of our commitment to international standards and facilitate smooth import processes.
According to trade data, the fastest-growing tamarind import markets include the USA, Germany, UK, UAE, and Saudi Arabia. Emerging markets like Canada, Australia, and Japan are also showing strong demand. Growth is driven by ethnic cuisine popularity and tamarind's use as a natural preservative and flavoring. We see a 5-7% annual increase in global demand.
Global tamarind demand is projected to grow at a CAGR of 4.5-5.5% from 2025 to 2030. Key drivers: rising demand for natural ingredients, vegan products, and ethnic foods. Asia-Pacific will remain the largest market, while North America and Europe show fastest growth. India, as the largest producer, is poised to meet this demand. We anticipate increased inquiries for organic and sustainably sourced tamarind.
In Asia, tamarind is a staple in curries, chutneys, and beverages. In the Middle East, it's used in juices and stews. Europe and North America use it in sauces, marinades, and health foods. Latin America consumes tamarind for candies and drinks. This diverse usage drives steady demand across regions. We tailor our grades to meet these specific regional preferences.
Emerging applications include natural preservatives, clean-label ingredients, and plant-based meat alternatives. Tamarind's tartness and umami make it popular in vegan cheeses and snacks. The pharmaceutical industry uses tamarind for its medicinal properties. These new uses are expanding beyond traditional culinary applications, boosting global demand.
Retail grade tamarind is premium, uniform in color and size, with minimal defects, packed for consumer sale. Wholesale grade is bulk, with slight variations, used by retailers and food service. Industrial grade is for processing into paste, concentrate, or powder; it may have more defects but meets safety standards. Specifications differ in moisture, foreign matter, and color. Pricing decreases from retail to industrial.
Retail-grade tamarind: pods free from cracks, uniform brown color, 10-15% moisture, <1% foreign matter, and no insect damage. It is hand-sorted and packed in consumer-friendly packs. Ideal for supermarkets and specialty stores. We ensure attractive appearance and consistent quality.
Wholesale-grade tamarind: pods may have slight color variations, 12-18% moisture, <2% foreign matter, and minor defects. It is bulk-packed in 25kg or 50kg bags. Used by restaurants, caterers, and food manufacturers. Quality is consistent but less uniform than retail grade. Price is moderate.
Industrial-grade tamarind: higher moisture (up to 20%), higher foreign matter (up to 3%), and broken pods. It is intended for processing into paste, concentrate, or powder. Pricing is the lowest among grades. We ensure it meets FSSAI safety limits. Buyers in the processing industry prefer this grade for cost efficiency.
Pricing depends on grade, origin, and market conditions. Retail grade commands a 20-30% premium over wholesale. Industrial grade is 15-25% cheaper than wholesale. Organic and certified sustainable tamarind fetches higher prices. We provide transparent quotes based on current market rates and order volume.
In Middle Eastern cuisine, tamarind is a key ingredient in dishes like tamarind juice (tamar hindi), stews, and marinades. It adds tanginess to kebabs and rice dishes. It's also used in sweet preserves. The region imports large quantities, especially during Ramadan. Our tamarind meets the specific taste and quality preferences of Middle Eastern buyers.
In Europe, tamarind is used in Worcestershire sauce, chutneys, and fusion dishes. It's popular in vegan and natural food products. European buyers often seek organic and sustainably sourced tamarind. We cater to this demand with certified organic options. The UK, Germany, and France are major importers.
In the USA, tamarind is used in sauces, marinades, beverages, and snacks. It's a staple in Latin American and Asian fusion cooking. Health-conscious consumers value its antioxidants. The demand for tamarind paste and concentrate is rising. We supply both retail and industrial grades to American importers.
In Asian cuisines, tamarind is used in curries, soups, chutneys, and stir-fries. It's essential in Thai, Indian, and Vietnamese dishes. It balances sweet, sour, and spicy flavors. Asian markets prefer fresh and paste forms. We export whole pods and paste to meet this demand.
Yes, preferences vary. Indian markets prefer seedless tamarind for chutneys. Thai cuisine favors sour varieties. Vietnamese often use young tamarind. We source from different regions to match these preferences. Buyers can specify origin and variety.
Main competitors include Thailand, Mexico, and Brazil. Thailand exports high-quality tamarind, especially to Japan and Europe. Mexico supplies to the USA and Latin America. Brazil is a growing exporter. India remains the largest producer and exporter, with competitive pricing and diverse grades.
Indian tamarind is known for its high tartaric acid content and strong flavor. Thai tamarind is often sweeter and less sour. Indian tamarind is preferred for industrial processing due to higher yield. Thai tamarind commands a premium in retail. Both meet international standards, but Indian tamarind is more cost-effective.
Mexican tamarind is typically 10-15% more expensive than Indian tamarind due to higher labor and transportation costs. Indian tamarind offers a competitive edge in price without compromising quality. For bulk industrial buyers, Indian tamarind is more economical.
Brazilian tamarind has a milder flavor and is often used in beverages. Indian tamarind has a more intense sourness, preferred in Asian and Middle Eastern cuisines. Brazilian production is smaller, leading to higher prices. Indian tamarind is more widely available and price-competitive.
India is the world's largest producer of tamarind, offering year-round supply, diverse grades, and competitive pricing. Indian tamarind is rich in tartaric acid, ideal for various applications. Our established supply chain ensures consistent quality and timely delivery. We also provide certifications and traceability.
For air freight, the minimum order is 100 kg. This is suitable for urgent, small-volume orders. Air freight costs are higher, typically $2.5-$4 per kg depending on destination. It ensures fast delivery, often within 3-5 days. Ideal for sample orders or high-value retail packs.
For sea freight, the minimum order is 1,000 kg (1 MT). Sea freight is cost-effective for bulk orders, at $0.5-$1.2 per kg. Delivery takes 15-30 days depending on port. We offer FCL and LCL options. Recommended for wholesale and industrial buyers.
Air freight costs $2.5-$4 per kg, while sea freight costs $0.5-$1.2 per kg. Air freight is 3-5 times more expensive but faster. Sea freight is economical for large volumes but slower. We help buyers choose based on urgency and budget.
Freight costs depend on weight, volume, destination, season, and fuel prices. Air freight is affected by airline capacity. Sea freight varies by port congestion and shipping line rates. We negotiate competitive rates and provide transparent quotes.
Yes, we can split shipments: a small air freight portion for urgent needs and the remainder by sea. This hybrid approach balances speed and cost. We coordinate logistics to ensure timely delivery of both parts. Buyers can specify their requirements.
After order confirmation, we initiate production: sourcing raw tamarind, cleaning, grading, and processing. QC checks are performed at each stage. Then packing, labeling, and pre-shipment inspection. We handle documentation and book freight. A timeline is shared, typically 7-15 days for production and 3-30 days for shipping, depending on mode.
Production takes 7-15 days, depending on order size and grade. This includes procurement, cleaning, grading, processing (if paste or powder), and packing. We prioritize efficiency without compromising quality. For urgent orders, we can expedite to 5-7 days with prior arrangement.
We conduct raw material inspection, in-process checks, and final QC. Tests include moisture, foreign matter, and microbial analysis. We follow HACCP and ISO 22000 protocols. Each batch is sampled and tested in NABL-accredited labs. Only compliant batches are approved for shipment.
Pre-shipment inspections include visual check for defects, moisture testing, and packaging integrity. We also verify labeling and documentation. Third-party inspections (e.g., SGS) can be arranged at buyer's request. We provide a pre-shipment sample for approval if needed.
Tamarind is packed in food-grade PP bags, jute bags, or cartons. Retail packs are vacuum-sealed or in pouches. Bulk packs are 25kg or 50kg. We use moisture-barrier liners to prevent spoilage. Custom packaging and private labeling are available. All packs are labeled with lot number, date, and origin.
After production and QC, we book freight. Sea freight takes 15-30 days to major ports; air freight 3-5 days. We handle customs clearance and provide tracking. Timelines vary by destination and mode. We keep buyers updated at every stage.
We provide proforma invoice, commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading/airway bill, certificate of origin, phytosanitary certificate, and COA. Additional documents like health certificate or fumigation certificate can be arranged. All documents are shared electronically for buyer review.
A NABL-accredited COA (Certificate of Analysis) is issued by a laboratory accredited by India's National Accreditation Board for Testing and Calibration Laboratories. It reports test results for parameters like moisture, ash, acid insoluble ash, and microbial counts. This ensures reliability and international acceptance.
Standard COA parameters include moisture content, total ash, acid insoluble ash, tartaric acid content, pH, foreign matter, and microbial tests (total plate count, yeast & mold, E. coli, Salmonella). We also test for heavy metals (lead, arsenic, cadmium) and pesticide residues. These cover safety and quality.
Typical limits: moisture ≤15%, total ash ≤5%, acid insoluble ash ≤1.5%, tartaric acid ≥10%, foreign matter ≤1%, total plate count <10^4 cfu/g, yeast & mold <10^2 cfu/g, E. coli absent, Salmonella absent. Heavy metals within FSSAI limits. These ensure compliance with global standards.
We test every batch for pesticide residues as per EU and US EPA limits. Tests cover organochlorines, organophosphates, and pyrethroids. We use NABL-accredited labs. Results are included in the COA. This is crucial for markets with strict MRLs.
Yes, we can arrange additional tests like aflatoxin, GMO, or allergen testing at buyer's cost. We coordinate with accredited labs and share results. Custom testing ensures compliance with specific import regulations. Please specify requirements at order confirmation.
Buyers can verify our FSSAI license on the FSSAI website (foscos.fssai.gov.in) by entering the license number. The portal displays our business name, address, and license status. This confirms our authorization to manufacture and export food products. Always check validity before ordering.
The IEC (Import Export Code) can be verified on the DGFT website (dgft.gov.in) under 'Know Your IEC'. Enter ABFFB5548L to see our company details and status. This ensures we are a legitimate exporter. Verification is quick and free.
Verifying FSSAI and IEC protects buyers from fraud and ensures compliance with Indian export laws. It confirms the supplier is authorized and traceable. We encourage buyers to verify our credentials. This transparency builds trust and smooths customs clearance.

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Authored & verified by Avneesh Mishra, Director, Botanika Bharat LLP — 10+ years in Indian spice export.

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