Fries. Potato patties. Dehydrated onion. Ready-to-eat curries.
Tell us what you need to import — product, spec, quantity, destination — and we match you with verified Indian exporters. One brief, no directory to search.
What we source
Browse a category for specs, HS codes, and market data — or skip straight to a brief and we'll route it to verified exporters who actually make it.
Peas, fries, potato patties, hash browns
Vegetables, potato products, IQF fruit, ready meals, seafood and meat, held under continuous cold chain from plant to port.
Onion, garlic, spice powders
India's largest processed-export category by weight — dehydrated onion and garlic, vegetable flakes, dried fruit, and spice blends.
Retort curries, meal kits
Shelf-stable and private-label ready — retort pouches, instant mixes, meal kits, and packaged meals.
Snacks, pickles, papad
Namkeen, pickles and chutneys, sauces and condiments, confectionery, and processed dairy.
How sourcing works here
You never have to vet a factory yourself — every exporter we route your brief to is checked first.
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Submit a brief
Describe the product, not the vendor — category, spec, quantity, destination, timeline. Five minutes.
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We match it privately
Our team routes your brief to verified exporters in that exact category — nothing about your brief is published or browsable.
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Compare, side by side
Responses arrive with capacity, MOQ, packaging and certification already attached.
From the journal
Compliance notes and sourcing guides for buyers working with Indian exporters.
Frozen French fries from India: cuts, specs, and the export checklist
A spec-level guide to sourcing frozen French fries from India: cut sizes, potato varieties, oil type, and the checks that prevent quality disputes at the port.
Sourcing guideGinger-garlic paste: the everyday export nobody profiles
Ginger-garlic paste rarely gets a spotlight, but it's one of the highest-volume, most consistently reordered Indian food exports. Here's what buyers actually need to specify.
Sourcing guideSourcing tamarind products: paste, concentrate, and whole pod FAQs
A buyer's FAQ on sourcing tamarind from India — pods, pulp blocks, paste, and concentrate — and which format fits which manufacturing use.