Quality claims are cheap. These are the specific checks we run on every consignment, the record each one produces, and the registrations that stand behind the shipment.
Nothing here is outsourced to a promise — each step produces a record that travels with the consignment.
We buy from farmers, mills and processing partners we have visited and assessed, not from anonymous spot lots. Each partner is checked for hygiene, storage practice and consistency before we place volume.
Every lot is inspected against the agreed buying specification before it is accepted — grain size and uniformity, broken content, admixture, colour and freedom from foreign matter.
Where the product or destination requires it, samples are sent for laboratory analysis. Test parameters follow the importing country’s food-safety requirements and your contract.
Moisture is the single biggest cause of arrival claims on grain. It is checked at intake, before packing and again before stuffing, so the consignment survives the voyage and warehouse storage.
Packing is done in food-grade material with lot coding, in a clean environment, with pack weight verified. Retail and private-label packs are printed to the artwork you approve.
The container is inspected before stuffing for cleanliness, odour, damage and watertightness. Stuffing is supervised, dunnage and liners are used where the cargo requires it, and the seal number is recorded on the documents.
Each is listed with its issuing authority and, where we publish it, its number. We list only credentials we actually hold — no badge on this page is aspirational.
FSSAI LicenceLic. No. 13626999000661Our GST identification number for the state of Telangana (state code 36).
Confirms a registered, tax-compliant Indian business entity behind the shipment and the invoice.
The mandatory code that authorises an Indian entity to export. Since 2017 the IEC is the entity’s PAN — which is why it also appears inside our GSTIN.
Without a valid IEC no consignment can clear Indian customs. Buyers and banks check it before opening an L/C, and it appears on your shipping documents.
Registration-cum-Membership Certificate issued by FIEO, the apex export promotion body under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry.
An RCMC evidences registered exporter status, and is what an importer or bank asks for when verifying that a supplier is a bona fide Indian exporter.
Central food business licence covering the handling and export of food products. The leading 1 denotes a Central licence and the 36 that follows is the Telangana state code, matching our GSTIN.
Importing authorities and retail buyers ask for the food-safety licence of the exporting entity before they clear or list a product. The licence copy also travels with the documentation set.
Registration of the enterprise under the Indian MSME framework.
Establishes the registered standing and scale of the business.
Plenty of exporter websites display certification logos the company does not hold. When your importing authority asks for the certificate, that becomes your problem as well as theirs. Every credential above is one we actually hold, and the certificate copy travels with our offer and your shipping documents. If a scheme you require is not listed, ask — we will tell you plainly whether we hold it.
Tell us the product and destination and we will set out the testing scope, the documents issued, and who inspects what.
