India Cumin Seeds Wholesale (Gujarat/Rajasthan)

India Cumin Seeds Wholesale — Gujarat and Rajasthan

AM Global Supply sources India cumin seeds wholesale directly from Gujarat and Rajasthan, the two states producing the vast majority of the country’s cumin output. India stands as the world’s dominant cumin producer and exporter, supplying the overwhelming majority of global trade. As a result, this product connects buyers to the most established and highest-volume cumin supply chain in the world.

Unjha: The Global Cumin Benchmark

Prices from the Unjha Mandi in Gujarat serve as the global benchmark for cumin trade, functioning much like Punjab does for basmati rice pricing. This market’s transparency and trading volume give buyers confidence that pricing reflects genuine, current market conditions rather than opaque supplier markups.

Product Specifications

These seeds ship dried, natural, in a granule shape with visible ridging characteristic of quality cumin. Premium lots from this region carry volatile oil content between 3.5 and 4 percent alongside purity grades reaching 99.5 percent. Because of these controlled specifications, buyers receive a consistent, high-quality raw material suited for both direct retail and food manufacturing use.

Strong Global Demand

Cumin ranks among India’s top five spice exports by value, with major destinations including China, Bangladesh, the United States, the UAE, and much of Europe. This broad, diversified buyer base supports stable, consistent trading activity throughout the year. Consequently, this product suits distributors serving multiple end markets rather than a single narrow segment.

Minimum Order and Pricing

The minimum order quantity for this product is approximately 1,000 kg (1 metric ton), starting at $3,200. This price reflects current FOB pricing benchmarked against the Unjha Mandi trading hub. Contact us for current pricing on larger orders and premium Sortex-grade specifications.

Applications

This cumin seed suits spice blending and food manufacturing, retail packaging, and food service operations requiring a dependable, high-quality whole spice.

For general spice quality and safety standards, see the Food and Agriculture Organization’s resources.